Month: August 2013 Posts

Draw your audience in with good home page content

When writing or updating a website one of the biggest challenges is the home page. It can be very difficult to determine what content should be given the prominence of the home page. If you’re not careful, your home page ends up a dumping ground that will confuse your audience and drive them away instead […]

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Choosing a CSS grid system for your web design

A CSS grid system consists of pre-written CSS styles that are used to help create the structure of a website. They are usually made up of some combination of rows and columns to aid in layout creation. Using a grid system for your website is important. It helps to improve the overall design by providing […]

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What to look for when choosing a CSS framework

CSS frameworks can be a great addition to your web development process. They provide pre-built code to help create the foundation of a website, providing features like grid systems, typography, forms, icons, widgets, and more, all ready to be implemented into your project. By using a framework, you don’t have to start from scratch every […]

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Three tips for marketing your local business online

If you have a business that operates in Indianapolis (or Carmel or Greenwood or Fishers), you might think you do not need a presence on the Internet. After all, you’re trying to reach prospects right here in your geographic area. Why would you need a presence on the world wide web to reach people locally? Simply […]

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CSS3 Series, Part 4: Borders, Shadows, and Gradients

In this third installment of our CSS3 Series, we are diving right into several elements that are sure to make any website stand out from the crowd: Borders, shadows, and gradients. If you have been following along with our series, you’ve learned about transitions and infinite scrolling, both techniques that can give your website visitors […]

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