How necessary is it for your website to be adapted to mobile users? Real-life statistics regarding consumer and business websites – and which websites need that mobile edge.
Basic computer questions you were afraid to ask: how to use a mouse, how to use a touchpad, and how to use Internet Explorer.
Perhaps you’ve been told that your business or organization would benefit by having a blog. But what does that mean, and what will it do for you? Plus examples of good blogs.
How to cut, copy, paste and undo using simple keyboard functions – basic personal computer tips.
One of the basic things people need to do on web pages and blog entries is to create links to other pages on the site or even other sites. How to create links in HTML, when to use them, and links & WordPress.
Uploading images, coding them into your web page, applying SEO and improving loading speed for images.
How to tell if your website has basic SEO and how search engines read your website: An explanation of h1 and h2 tags.
How to tell if your website has basic SEO and how search engines read your website: An explanation of h1 and h2 tags.
Website templates versus custom development – when do you need to call in a professional? For versatile page layouts, customized graphics, database work or a style that perfectly matches your company, you will need a website developer with advanced technical skills.
One of the tools I’ve come across lately that I’m particularly excited about is the Ecwid shopping cart. Ecwid works with your website and also with Facebook. It’s free up to a hundred products and works with many common payment processors such as PayPal, authorize.net, etc.