Margins and
Text Justification - Enhancing the readability of your web site improves
the interaction with your visitors. Proper use of margins and alignment goes a
long way toward making them feel comfortable. Learn the tricks that books and
magazines have been using for years.
Type and
Colors - What good are all the tireless hours of research for your article or
thesis if the presentation makes it unreadable? Choosing the correct combinations
of color and text can make or break that prize-winning report. We'll show you
some examples of what works, and what doesn't. You might want to put on your
sunglasses first.
Web Design
for the No-Talent Artist - We know our limitations. Art is
definitely not one of our strong suits. If you find yourself in the same boat,
you can still present an award-winning web site if you
choose the right tools. Here are a few to get you started. If your graphic arts
and design talents are limited to stick figures and cartoon landscapes, this
article may be right up your alley.
Anti-Aliasing,
aka Removing the Jaggies - Professionalize the quality of your graphic
text or circular artwork with an important technique in the tool belt of any
contemporary image editing program. The use of gradients, and anti-aliasing, can
help make the difference between impressive design skill or sticking with your
day job. Which will it be?
Components of
a Great Website - A guest article by Merle of MC Promotions.
She covers the planning phase, choosing a navigational concept, including contact
information and search capability, balancing your use of graphics, and keeping
it evergreen. Anyone can get on the Information Super Highway, it's up to you what
kind of car you want to be seen in.
Website Analyst - Let an Experienced Reviewer
Assist You
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