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I've noticed some people find logo design harder than web design. It's all about being able to associate the business name with the main aim of the business successfully.

First thing: get a proper URL, especially for a web development company.

Adding a contact form always helps. If you're using CMS software, add an option for the article to be rated and an option for users to comment on it.

You can use that method for changing the style of each page, if they use the elements written inside of the CSS. For instance, if you wanted to change the background colour of the whole site and it was linked to this style sheet, it would be done on all of the pages by changing one file.

Welcome to the forum, Mihai. I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay here.

If you're feeling daring and want to challenge yourself, try creating a simple PHP forum or perhaps a simple guest book, it will allow you to interrogate the theme of your web site into a user input page. Of course, there are many free message boards out there, they just require a lot of...

Here are a few links to tutorial web sites, that may, or may not, help you. PHP http://www.tizag.com/phpT/ http://php.net/ http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/php_coding/ ASP http://www.tizag.com/aspTutorial/ http://www.pixel2life.com/tutorials/asp_coding/ JSP http://www.jsptut.com/...

Usually, the graphics for a web site are designed in special programs, such as Adobe Photoshop, that's why it seems hard to achieve that effect in a coding program, such as Adobe Dreamweaver. If you can purchase Photoshop, use it. It will help you achieve great looking web sites (once you have...

A pixel font named Visitor may help you.

If you take a look at Adobe Kuler, you may have some further ideas for a suitable colour scheme.

I'm presuming you're talking about opening the new web site in a new window, you can do this by using the following code in the 'a href' tag: target="_blank" For example: <a href="http://www.google.com" target="_blank">Google</a> That would would open the web site Google in a new window...

The reason the company will check their pages in a Mac browser would be to make sure that the web site is 'compatible'. I believe the default browser on a Mac is Safari, therefore the company would preview the web site using that browser to allow Mac users to get the most out of the site.

I've noticed a few mentions, for a program called Nvu - maybe that could help. :)

Your PHP coding shows that you're allowing the information to be sent, however, you are required to allow the image to be uploaded to your web host. This involves making sure you have a directory with the CHMOD set to '777'. This guide may prove useful for you.

If you're looking to do this yourself, I'd recommend that you practice a few times first; you can't just go and create a masterpiece without any prior knowledge. What you'll probably need to do is, make sure you learn some (basic) CSS, and obviously the HTML side. CSS, cascading style...

There's always going to be this argument of which is the best web browser. At the end of the day, they're both equal; Internet Explorer loads faster (as it is basically part of the operating system), but Mozilla Firefox has more features. Each browser can be made out to be equal with any other...

Hey I just thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Paul, I'm 16 and I'm from England. I found this site through browsing on Computer Forum.

You are not exactly correct there. CSS is more of coding language for styling the pages. You can use the PHP include method: '<? include "filename.html"; ?>' (obviously, without the quotes), and you will be able to update the one file and show it across all of the other files. A guide from...

I find it much easier to design for Firefox, and then go back to edit what needs doing for Internet Explorer, however, this always can't be the case; layers are very complicated for Internet Explorer to render. Basically, when you're using layers, divs, etc., in Internet Explorer, you need to...