With the information from this article, you should now be prepared to start designing your site. Create a budget, locate all needed resources, and start to draft a visual plan for the site. If you use these tips, you can design a great website without having to spend a lot.
Designing a website is just like creating a work of art. By that, we mean you should be open to inspiration all the time. For example, if you come up with an idea while dining out, write it down on your napkin. If that great and inspiring thought comes your way while you’re on the job, send yourself an email so you can act on the idea at a later time. When making multiple pages in any subcategory of your site, use the copy/paste feature! You can save time when designing your website by using the same HTML code, with small changes, for each page. Keep a master copy of your code and adapt it to your different pages. Designing a website is just like creating a work of art. Be open-minded and, when you have an idea, record it so you won’t forget it. Keep a notepad or PDA with you so you can sketch out ideas no matter where you are. If you get an idea at work, call and leave yourself a message for yourself on your phone, to remember later. Although having captchas are excellent for registering visitors, they should otherwise not be used. Being forced to use a Captcha frustrates users, as they simply want to use the website. Captchas are especially frustrating for website users with visual and hearing difficulties. Chances are that only the avid fan will put up with typing a captcha, everyone else will move on to other websites.