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HOW TO: Build a More Beautiful Blog

by Matt Silverman

Whether you’re blogging for business or pleasure, now is the time to ...

posted on Feb 22, 2010

Web Site Definition

by Web Style Guide

This initial stage is where you define your goals and objectives for the Web site and begin to collect and analyze the information you´ll need to justify the budget and resources required. This is also the time to define the scope of the site content, the interactive functionality and techn...

posted on Jul 24, 2007

Developing Core Goals

by Web Style Guide

The site specification is the planning team´s concise statement of core goals, values, and intent, to provide the ultimate policy direction for everything that comes next. Designing a substantial Web site is a costly and time-consuming process. When you´re up to your neck in the daily...

posted on Jul 24, 2007

Planning Your Website

by Web Style Guide

Web sites are developed by groups of people to meet the needs of other groups of people. Unfortunately, Web projects are often approached as a "technology problem," and projects are colored from the beginning by enthusiasms for particular Web techniques or browser plug-ins (Flash, digital media, ...

posted on Jul 24, 2007

Before You Begin

by Web Style Guide

Planning a Web site is a two-part process: first you gather your development partners, analyze your needs and goals, and work through the development process outlined here to refine your plans. The second part is creating a site specification document that details what you intend to do and wh...

posted on Jul 24, 2007

How To Make a Website

by Web Design From Scratch

Web pages are described with a markup language called HTML. This provides the content and structure of the pages. It also says where images and other stuff should be. The good news is that HTML is fairly easy to learn.

What software do you need to make HTML pages? <...

posted on Jun 4, 2007

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