HTML Web Design

8/28/2009

If you have had your website designed and have heard complaints about some people saying it is broken, looks broken, or no matter how you search the internet, your site is no where to be found, let us prepare an estimate of how we can redesign, or even simply reprogram the code behind the scenes, leaving the look, navigation and design alone. As programs and software companies try to offer more and more, many people that learn a software package consider themselves a designer. We have been designing websites for 15 years and as the technology changed, we changed with it. We write code that complies with standards, which in turn is what the major search engine spiders are expecting, so they get what they expect and know what is content and what is code. This helps with any SEO-centricity of the site. It also lends itself to standards if for any reason you need another designer. It keeps a new designer from having to learn proprietary code, or learn a program they do not know. It standardizes it for any experienced designer that knows html web design. Programming a true html site also allows a designer that understands the code, to be creative, think on his or her feet to control the flow of a site, add customized functions or even third party options from statistical tracking to ecommerce solutions that a program wouldn't have a button for. Understanding the code and knowing where and how it functions insures there is not a learning curve, trial and error with your site or functioning on a limited basis dependent on how savvy the program is (i.e. working with a certain browser, operating system, specific plug ins, etc). Knowing what you are doing and being in control of a project makes the website that much better. Not only does it insure that it works with any browser and any operating system but it makes it search engine friendly and it cuts out the excess waste. Too many programs don't always delete code. They add more code to the code that is already there to adjust spacing or other parameters and in the end, it is more code that can be taken as garbled content or simply an unlimited amount of added code for search engines to fight through, putting your content further down the page, giving it less worth to the search engines. If you tell us a little about your site and supply the existing site, you can request a quote on our site.