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BogTakeaway - Tasty themes and plugins for Wordpress
BogTakeaway - Tasty themes and plugins for Wordpress
A selection of the best premium and free Wordpress themes and plugins, as well as guides and features. Our picks are delicious.
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BTemplates - Free Blogger Templates for your Blog
BTemplates - Free Blogger Templates for your Blog
BTemplates is a gallery that shows, describes and ranks the best templates for Google’s platform for blogs. It was the first blogger templates gallery created in March 2008 and currently has the largest collection of templates.
BTemplates works as a[…]
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Portafole - Find developers, designers and other freelancers
Portafole - Find developers, designers and other freelancers
Portafole helps anyone find the best freelance designers, developers, marketers or other professionals.
Why rifle through piles of resumes when you can just browse through the best freelancers.
For Freelancers: If you’re a web developer, designer, graphic designer, or awesome[…]
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2conv.com - Online Video Converter
2conv.com - Online Video Converter
2conv.com is great to download and convert any video on the web to popular formats like iPod, iPhone, Windows DivX, MP3 and other.
Three subscription plans with UNLIMITED features also available.
10+ output formats, 30+ video portals, dedicated convert server[…]
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Smoothie Charts – Charting Library For Live Streaming Data
Smoothie Charts – Charting Library For Live Streaming Data
Smoothie Charts is a really small charting library designed for live streaming data. Joe Walnes wanted to show real time streaming data pushed over a WebSocket. Although many of the charting libraries allow you to dynamically update data, none have[…]
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How Well Does Your Browser Support HTML5?
How Well Does Your Browser Support HTML5?
The HTML5 test score is an indication of how well your browser supports the upcoming HTML5 standard and related specifications. Despite these shortcomings they hope that by quantifying the level of support users and web developers will get an idea[…]
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How to Create BonBon Buttons with CSS3
How to Create BonBon Buttons with CSS3
BonBon Buttons are sweet CSS3 buttons that are sexy looking, really flexible, but with the most minimalistic markup as possible. There are 3 different materials. A “mate”, “glossy” and a “glass” version. The difference of the later two is that[…]
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Jasmine – A JavaScript Testing Framework
Jasmine – A JavaScript Testing Framework
There are some great JavaScript testing frameworks out there. Many only work from within a browser. Most don’t support testing asynchronous code like event callbacks. Some have syntax that’s hard for JS developers or IDEs to understand.Jasmine is a JavaScript[…]
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How to Implement an Ajax Appreciate Badge
How to Implement an Ajax Appreciate Badge
When you publish something online, there are not that many ways to determine whether people like what you have to say. Comments, the cornerstone of blogging, are too demanding, and users often prefer not to post one.If you’ve dropped by[…]
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5 Things to Look Out for Before Building a Company Website
So you have decided that it is time for your business to finally have its own website, but where do you start? How should you go about it? Is having a “.com” enough? Listed below are 5 things that you should know before building a company website.
1. Know the purpose of your website.
This is the first and the most important aspect of your website that you should think about before contacting a web designer. You will first need to identify what you want the website to achieve. Is it geared towards selling products? Is it to advertise your services? Or do you want it to be just a venue for potential customers to gather information?
2. Decide if you need a content management system (CMS).
You will need a rough idea of how often should you update your website, depending on your website’s purpose. If you think that your website does not need regular updating, it would be more affordable if the people who made the site will be the ones who will do the updating, saving you time.
If you plan on changing your website frequently (adding new products, updating newsfeeds and so on), then you should have a content management system. A CMS will let you easily add and edit information on your site without needing technical knowledge.
3. Choose who will host the website.
In choosing the company to host the website, consider the following first:
• Web space – how big do you want your website to be? How many pages do you have? You will need a package that will reasonably address these needs.
• Bandwidth – make sure you have ample bandwidth; companies who offer unlimited bandwidth are recommended.
• Reliability and speed of access – a web host should not only be reliable, it should also have a guaranteed uptime.
• Technical support – make sure that the web hosting company that you choose provides a 24/7 technical support because problems can come anytime.
• Location – it is better to have your target audience and your web hosting company in the same area. Like for example, if your target audience is in UK, your server should also be hosted in UK.
• Features – most web hosting companies offer fully loaded control panels these days. It will allow you to control your server easily for activities like setting up email accounts, etc.
4. Choose an appropriate domain name.
This is probably one of the most important steps when creating your business website. Choosing an appropriate domain name is very crucial in making or breaking your online presence. Your domain name is considered as your online identity and will represent your website and your business as a whole.
5. Have a corporate identity.
If your company has already established a brand, it should logically be incorporated in your website. Make sure that you web designer understands how you want your company to present itself through the site – like the color schemes, the theme, the overall layout, the labels and titles, and so on.
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