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| Blog Name: | T&S Web Design Blog |
| Url: | http://www.tandswebdesign.com/blog/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | web design, blogging, business websites |
| Description: | Web design advice for small businesses. |
| Popularity: | 78 Followers |
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Tip for IE6 fixes in Dreamweaver
If you’re a Dreamweaver user and you try to make sure your sites work in Internet Explorer 6, this tip is for you. When using Dreamweaver templates, one of the things that Dreamweaver does well is automatically correct paths for you. This is extremely helpful, because you don’t have to worry about what directory you’re in when linking to files. So you might link to a style sheet in your template Templat
If you’re a Dreamweaver user and you try to make sure your sites work in Internet Explorer 6, this tip is for you. When using Dreamweaver templates, one of the things that Dreamweaver does well is automatically correct paths for you. This is extremely helpful, because you don’t have to worry about what directory you’re in when linking to files. So you might link to a style sheet in your template Templat
Diabetes Solutions’ new website
As you probably know, this year we’ve been giving away one website a
As you probably know, this year we’ve been giving away one website a
Can you find the mistake? We obviously failed.
Case and point. Web is better than print. Okay, not all the time, but when you find a mistake 10 weeks down the road, website has been launched, and it’s been through the hands of at least half a dozen people, thousands of dollars aren’t poured into correcting the piddly error. We might suffer a little embarrassment and swallow our pride until the inaccuracy is forgotten, but we don’t waste the time and money that goes into reprinting the project. We simpl
Case and point. Web is better than print. Okay, not all the time, but when you find a mistake 10 weeks down the road, website has been launched, and it’s been through the hands of at least half a dozen people, thousands of dollars aren’t poured into correcting the piddly error. We might suffer a little embarrassment and swallow our pride until the inaccuracy is forgotten, but we don’t waste the time and money that goes into reprinting the project. We simpl
Which email address seems most professional?
I need your help! For years I’ve been advising people on the professionalism of various internet-related topics. On this one, I’d like some data to back up what has previously just been my opinion. If you could answer the following question honestly, it would be greatly appreciated. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.
I need your help! For years I’ve been advising people on the professionalism of various internet-related topics. On this one, I’d like some data to back up what has previously just been my opinion. If you could answer the following question honestly, it would be greatly appreciated. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.
Improve Content Absorption
Hey, I’m Elyssa Dolinger, a recent T&S designer hire (Yeah! Helping to even out our designer/programmer ratio.) and I believe strongly in the power of information design. Print design theory can really help in classing up a web page. More importantly, print designers are used to working with a lot of content. A lot of times people want a lot of content on their web pages. We’ve learned a few things here and there to make content not only readable, but understandable. Little tricks like the “rag” of a block of text and “leading” and “kerning” can take a page from unintelligible to just plain classy. It’s amazing what small changes to spacing can d
Hey, I’m Elyssa Dolinger, a recent T&S designer hire (Yeah! Helping to even out our designer/programmer ratio.) and I believe strongly in the power of information design. Print design theory can really help in classing up a web page. More importantly, print designers are used to working with a lot of content. A lot of times people want a lot of content on their web pages. We’ve learned a few things here and there to make content not only readable, but understandable. Little tricks like the “rag” of a block of text and “leading” and “kerning” can take a page from unintelligible to just plain classy. It’s amazing what small changes to spacing can d
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