Category: Web Design Tutorials

How to choose the right CMS. Part 3

In parts 1 and 2 of our guides, we have showed some important concepts and factors to consider when choosing the right CMS.  In part 3 we will take this a stage further, and look at roles and permissions, versioning, multilingual support, and multiple website support. To decide who can do what on a website [...]

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How to choose the right CMS. Part 2.

In part 1 of our guide, how to choose the right CMS, we looked at the concepts of functionality, editing, and asset management.  The underlying principle of selecting a CMS boiled down making a list of what you needed from a CMS, and not what you wanted.  Everything else flowed from there.  In part 2 [...]

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How to choose the right CMS. Part 1

Now we have looked at Joomla and WordPress, we felt it would be a good time to take the concept of content management that little bit further, by publishing a guide on how to choose the right content management system for your site.  By considering what is needed over what is not needed, could save [...]

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A solid web design checklist.

Checklists, checklists, checklists, can you ever have enough?  We all know that websites are complex beasts, full of complexities and things that can go wrong.  So it is always nice when somebody, or a few some bodies, try and come up with the ultimate pre-launch website check list.    That is exactly what box.com are [...]

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Pseudo-classes and Pseudo-elements in CSS

As CSS gains in popularity for its numerous advantages in constructing layout, it is important that as a designer, you get your head around some of the fundamental elements of cascading style sheets.  Pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements, are necessary concepts to understand when developing a website, using CSS. The main reasons for this, is that pseudo-classes [...]

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Syntax Rules for CSS

CSS has some great admirers among the web community, and many developers are using CSS to great effect in more creative ways.  If you are yet to come across CCS, there is no doubt that you soon will.  What follows, is a guide on some of CSS’s basic syntax rules. Selectors, are elements that are [...]

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Basic Ingredients of Good Website Design

When you think about it, where do you start when creating a website? What is the idea behind it? What is its purpose? These three questions, are the building blocks of a good website. Once they have been answered, the road to website success is a straight one, rather than one, where you are always [...]

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