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Accessibility rough guide

Posted in Small business Web sites on 2nd February, 2010 | No Comments »

Web site accessibility usually refers to the ability of people with a disability to be able to use (access) a Web site. Any good Web designer should take accessibility into account right from the very beginning of creating a Web site.

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Is updating your own Web site a good idea?

Posted in Small business Web sites on 12th January, 2010 | No Comments »

Many people decide they want to be able to update their own Web site, but is it really a good idea for you?

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New domain name and hosting plans

Posted in News on 29th December, 2009 | Comments Off

Since I started TwoLittleFishes in 2004 I’ve been using the same company for providing Web hosting and domain names. They have always provided a pretty good service (although not perfect), so I’ve stayed with them. But some time ago they were taken over and now things are starting to change (for the worse).

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Why you should pay more than £99 for a Web site

Posted in Small business Web sites on 15th December, 2009 | 1 Comment »

There are many adverts around offering Web sites for less than £100 and some of them even free. Can a Web site costing this little really do your business justice.

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Portfolio (choosing a Web designer)

Posted in Small business Web sites on 18th November, 2009 | 1 Comment »

Although accessibility, usability and content are more important than appearance, design style is the first thing to look at. There are a huge number of skilled Web designers that can create accessible and usable Web sites who have a wide variety of design styles.

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