There are two ways to begin with WordPress: one is to use wordpress.com and the other is to use wordpress.org. When you use the .com, they host your website. For every bit of customization you want to do, you have to pay. So the more control you want, the more you pay. Using the .org version … Continue reading Build Your Website in WordPress
At the end of last year, Mashable deemed 2013 “The Year of Responsive Web Design.” Here’s an overview of the latest web design trend. What is responsive web design? In the simplest terms, responsive design means that your site looks great on all devices. Whether your user is looking at the site on a desktop … Continue reading Why You Should Use Responsive Web Design
What Is Good Web Design? As a web designer and developer, I have to consider lots of factors: aesthetically-pleasing color combinations, form and function, screen resolution, image compression, usability, accessibility and website architecture. How a website looks and feels is very important to customers — it creates a first and lasting impression — so you … Continue reading The Best Websites: Functionality, Design, Usability