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Website Design Guide for Beginners

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  • by BlogTime
  • in Small Businesses · Website publishing

The description says ‘Website Design Guide’ and ‘Demystified for Beginners’ which does sum up this offering very succinctly. But the content works equally well for blogs, especially the sections on search optimization and using the WordPress platform to create a static style website; if that is what you want. The focus of the book is very much on understanding what makes a good website or blog so that defining the requirements to a professional web designer is made much easier.

That said the second part of the book does go into the technical details of the design approach, not as specific lessons but rather in terms of how you can ensure that updating, maintaining and adding new content is relatively straightforward. There are links out to specific lessons that cover the essential design aspects required for an effective website, of the static variety, for those that do fancy taking the DIY route, but even that information is there primarily to aid understanding. There is also a whole chapter dedicated on deciding whether to take the blogging or static website design route, simply because the sophistication of blogging software allow you to seriously consider that option for either type of design approach.

There are many benefits to having a well designed website, the primary one being that it meets all the requirements of the owner. But also that it functions as required and delivers on the promise you make to potential visitors. There are many aspects to meeting that particular statement, first one being that the website is available at all times, conforms to basic website standards and essentially works on the most basic functional levels. And that is all before you consider the quality of the content and whether visitors value what is provided on the website in terms of products, services or information.

So there you have it, all the effort taken out of researching the Internet for the information that is essential for defining a website that really works. Now available as an eBook from Amazon in the UK, USA and worldwide (Search for ‘website design guide’ if you are in a different country to those I have provided links for), if that doesn’t work for you then email me on info@blogaude.com and I can send you the book in an alternative format to suit for a very modest fee :-).

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  1. world clock says:
    February 8, 2012 at 12:06 am

    Website Design Guide for Beginners – An eBook Reference Gem | A Good Time is Blog Time – just great!

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