Filed under: Development, Design, Findability
So you built a website. The design is beautiful, the content is filled in, and it has been submitted to all of the major search engines. Maybe you have even purchased a bit of ad space on Google or another PPC network. So why is no one visiting your site? Turns out that there's a lot more that goes into bringing visitors to your site (and keeping them there) than what many people initially realize.
Filed under: Tips & Tricks, Findability
Google has released a free 22-page document to help webmasters optimize their sites' through the use of best practices and minor tweaks. They cover a dozen or so topics, and I highly recommend the document (direct PDF link) as a great read for anyone who has a website.
I am a software developer and designer in Athens, Georgia. I'm passionate about web development, graphic design, and web standards. I am currently enrolled in the University of Georgia Master of Internet Technology program. More...
Dear @charlesproxy, You're amazing. Love, Ash
Thanks to @johnallsopp for the very inspiring talk tonight about HTML5 and the future of web technology.
@Stormink Other bad changes aside, CDs are not analog. If the icon had started as a vinyl record, that would be a totally different story.
@koefod You're on a Mac, right? You should give this a try: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password
When method names include the word "kludge," it's a bad sign.
