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Anti Spam - Masking Your Email

Benjamin Doolittle — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 04:32:36 +0000

Here is a very valuable way to stop spam bots from raking your emails while allowing you to still have an active email link. I’ve had a lot of spam and its mostly because of unmasked links that are on my site a few months have passed since applying this to my site i have almost no spam…

This script needs to be embedded in your or where appropriate:

This is the html link:

ben[at]fazeonestudio.com

Sample: View Link

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The One Page Wonder

Benjamin Doolittle — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 17:38:56 +0000

Yes its spring and time for some fresh design and simplistic optimization, Clear the clutter with our Specialty Designed One Page Web Site, this is a fully dynamic site using nothing but the latest scripts and modern design concepts. We do offer one page designs for a very fair price of $150.00 for the first page and $75 each additional page, But now using our One Page Site you will have the functionality of a hundred page site all in one, Here is a screen shot of the One Page Wonder:

Roll Over Image To See Effect | View Demo On Request

Also With our spring deals (20 & off) and if you don’t require additional coding to this template you will save an extra 30 buck, Costing you 80 smackarous for the One PageWonder

p.s. this can be integrated with wordpress with little work!

Tips for Effective Web Design

Benjamin Doolittle — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:59:36 +0000

Here are some essential web design tips that every web site should follow. Design your web site by following these tips and I guarantee that visitors will have a great first impression of your site.

Fast Loading web site designs - This is the number 1 tip that every web designer should follow. You might design a web site that looks fantastic but few people are going to see it if it takes a long time to load. Your designs should be optimized for the web and should not take more than 15 seconds to load. Remember, you might have a great design but very few people are going to see it if it takes a long time to load.

Clear Navigation - Once a visitor has come to your site you need to make them go through your site. To do this you need to have clear navigation. Make sure all your important links are at prominent places. Preferably right on top - that’s usually where a visitor first looks. Make use of menus on the right and the left. Try to link to as many pages of your site. Let your information be accessible from all parts of the site. You never know what a visitor may be interested in. Try to also use the footer for your important links.

All Resolutions - Today, there are computers with all kinds of resolution. They range from 640 x 480 to 1024 x 768 and go even higher. Your job is to design your site for all these resolutions. The best way to do this is to design your site in terms of percentage and not pixels.

Browser Compatibility - Make sure your site is browser compatible. Your web site should look good in Netscape as well as in Internet Explorer. Don’t stop designing your site as soon as you find that it looks great on IE. Usually Netscape gives some problems, especially when you try doing complicated HTML designs. But don’t give up too soon, usually with patience these problems can be easily fixed.

Readable and professional looking fonts - Don’t ask me how many times I’ve clicked out of a site just because the font is in Comic Sans and the color is a bright pink or green. Just by looking at the font you feel that the site is not a professional site. Don’t use Comic Sans and other fancy fonts that may not be available on most computers. If the font you use is not available in a visitors computer the web site will use the default font of your computer which is much worse. So try to keep to common and professional web fonts. The fonts that I always stick to are Arial and Verdana.

Minimize the use of images - I believe that sometimes simple designs are the most effective for the web. Keep your site simple but neat. Don’t clutter your page with big, bulky images that take ages to load. Instead use tables creatively and design eye - catching icons that will draw a visitor’s attention to a particular section of your site. Tip - Visitors are usually more interested in content than in design.

Use of white space - Try not to clutter up your page with too many images, backgrounds and colorful fonts. Again use the Keep It Simple principle by minimizing the use of graphics and using a lot of white space. White space gives a sense of spaciousness and overall neatness to a site. Notice the white space in our site.

Check for broken links - Always check for broken links within a site before uploading it to your web server. In Dreamweaver you can check for broken links by right clicking on any file in the Site Files Window and then clicking on Check links - Entire Site. If you don’t have this facility you need to upload your site and then check it using online tools like Net Mechanic.

HTML Cheat Sheet

Benjamin Doolittle — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 16:50:25 +0000

This is a very handy tool for beginners while learning the lingo. Print it out and paste it up beside your computer, you’ll be glade you did. I’m still trying to memorize most of them. Familiarize yourself with them and embed them into your .

~Click here for full image ~

Design Color Chart

Benjamin Doolittle — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 04:14:33 +0000

Colors Chart
Here is a list of not commonly used browser colors… Even though they are not so-called “safe” colors such as #000000 or #CCCCCC, they do display properly in all major browsers. The colors are gathered in groups of three, in case you decide to make use of one color, you will have a two similar hues that will match and look good in your design.

Colours Chart

	#aeb196			#f9f226
	#888b60			#fed813
	#56593c			#af9526

	#9e9e9e			#6b8965
	#757575			#576a42
	#464646			#3b4c28

	#fbce3d			#c96416
	#e0be52			#a1530e
	#c5ac47			#7e410b

	#b7d97b			#cbc3ac
	#748f58			#a7a08d
	#52653d			#898371

	#727272			#f9221f
	#5b5b5b			#db0400
	#343434			#880002

	#39ffd7			#d4eab9
	#2ecfaf			#a1b584
	#1a7e6a			#6d8958

	#35652e			#e1dac7
	#284c22			#a9a38b
	#142711			#8e876b

	#a40005			#288d99
	#8f0006			#20788e
	#5b0000			#145d80

	#c7cec6			#e20185
	#b2b9b1			#a50262
	#909889			#6b013f

	#d5edef			#d8c79c
	#b7dfdf			#a59561
	#80b5b9			#827143

	#d5dd3a			#c7d6db
	#97b903			#97b7b6
	#729e0d			#77939e

	#9c967c			#5bac12
	#7b7461			#548710
	#645d4a			#3d640b

	#dfeddc			#4a7071
	#d5e1d3			#35595a
	#bccfb7			#203f40

	#979ea4			#dcd4ad
	#888f99			#c2b98b
	#6b727a			#a59a64

	#7cf1fb			#dce1e5
	#5eb6c2			#c5ccd2
	#366f76			#acb5be

	#be7f1e			#e7d9d6
	#915b13			#d4bdb9
	#623307			#b99690

	#59626b			#e8bf65
	#494c55			#c2993f
	#2f3237			#8e6919

	#f4c9fa			#9437c3
	#d89de1			#7a22a7
	#bf7fc9			#5c0f83

	#e7a59a			#9884ed
	#ca8174			#7662cd
	#a75a4d			#5a46ae

	#d5a3ef			#8b565a
	#b57dd1			#743c40
	#8a53a6			#592327

	#02d5d8			#d07620
	#01a4a6			#b26011
	#00696a			#8c460

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