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Website Advice
Almost every site on the internet seems to provide at least some types of website advice. Many of these resources are useful, but there are many other sites that are less than helpful and can even steer those attempting to learn more in the wrong direction. The Web Showroom wanted to steer Australian businesses in the right direction whether they ultimately decide to hire our web design and marketing company or elect another. Therefore we created another web design resources section on this website along with these valuable bits of advice.
Broad Website Advice with a Sprinkling of Search Engine Optimisation
These are carefully composed pieces of information that are helpful to almost everyone interested in web design. The subjects covered here are more general in nature and does not focus heavily on specific market niches such as search engine optimisation. There is undoubtedly overlap and thus an occasional webpage accidentally gives a little search engine optimisation advice, despite the fact that the area is primarily contains broad website guidance.
Those seeking more topic specific information should visit the appropriate pages via the navigation bar at the top of the webpage or contact us. There is a wealth of useful website advice throughout every page on the site. Many people and companies already built a web design and are now only looking to achieve top rankings in the search results. The Web Showroom created a webpage about search engine optimisation for that exact audience. However, this particular space does cater to those interested in general website advice.
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Clean, flat design in favour of skeumorphism
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8 May 2013 | 0 CommentsI touched on this topic a little in my previous blog post on 2013 Web Design Trends but like most things web design it’s good to delve a bit deeper in an effort to understand it better but first lets define it. Skeumorphism is a design technique or approach to make elements look like their...Read More -
An Update from the 2013 E-commerce Conference and Expo Melbourne
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6 May 2013 | 0 CommentsI spent a couple of very interesting days this week in Melbourne attending www.ecomexpomelbourne.com.au. This was a conference primarily targeted at merchants; however the calibre of some of the speakers made this an event well worth attending for anyone involved in online retail. One of my...Read More -
Why sexy e-commerce product images are even more important than a stunning web design
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30 Apr 2013 | 0 CommentsImages may be worth a thousand words, but great images are worth thousands of dollars to you and your e-commerce business. Even if your e-commerce store is selling a decidedly unsexy product like water filtration systems or nuts and bolts, you’ve gotta slap some lipstick on that pig. In the...Read More -
2 Critical Aspects of Directory Websites
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1 Apr 2013 | 1 CommentDirectory websites are classically represented by sites like domain.com.au, carsales.com.au or gumtree.com.au. A directory website typically connects two types of people, for example those looking for a car, with those selling a car. When you consider the complexity of these sites, it is easy to...Read More -
Tips for a good Website Designer/Client relationship ( Part 2)
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25 Mar 2013 | 0 CommentsHello fellow blog readers! It has been a very busy six months at The Web Showroom, hence the delay in part 2 for my tips on a good website designer and client relationship. Again I can’t stress enough emphasis on how clear and concise communication can have a dramatic effect on the over all...Read More -
Tips for a good Website Designer/Client relationship ( Part 1)
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17 Sep 2012 | 0 CommentsI have come to understand the importance of open communication between designer and client. Over the years, working as a Website Designer, I have found that each project has its own unique brief but that the principle around designer/client communication remains the same. Despite changing website...Read More -
The importance of reading the instructions
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31 Aug 2012 | 0 CommentsThe world is divided into two types of people; those who open a new product, look for the instructions, sit down and read them cover to cover and those who open a new product, throw the instructions away with the packaging and then proceed to try and work out how something works. I am firmly of the ...Read More -
Stock photography: Tips to help find great photography for your web design company using istock (PART 2)
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5 Mar 2012 | 1 CommentAs mentioned in the previous blog post, many times it’s easier for clients to search for images instead of their web design company. At the end of the day client’s know their business best. I have outlined below some more tips and tricks in finding the right images and saving time. 6....Read More -
Stock photography: Tips to help find great photography for your Website Designer using istock (PART 1)
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21 Dec 2011 | 0 CommentsProfessionally shot photographs and considered cropping, dramatically enhance the appearance of a website, therefore lifting both the credibility and quality of the company in the site visitor’s eyes. It’s for this reason I encourage my clients to organise a professional photo shoot...Read More -
Top 15 tips for a successful online web store - Part Two
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16 Dec 2011 | 1 Comment8. Clear lines of contact - a web design that builds credibility Gaining trust and building credibility quickly are an important part of online shopping. If people can see phone numbers, email addresses and/or a physical address they will feel more confident that the website is a real business and...Read More
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