seo tagged posts

eCommerce Web Site Design, Good Information Architecture

January 3, 2006 Category: Taos Web Design Comments: No comments

You might have the slickest eCommerce Web site design on the block, but if users can’t figure it and your shopping cart out, you won’t make a sale.

Over recent years, the Web has matured from a simple functionality like browsing to being able to cater to intricate processes such as end-to-end financial transactions. During this period, eCommerce website design technologies have grown more sophisticated, users have come to require a richer experience, and companies have found numerous ways to generate sales online.

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Art of eCommerce Web Site Design, eCommerce Website Design, eCommerce Web Design

January 3, 2006 Category: Taos Web Design Comments: No comments

Before you can design a winning Website you need a comprehensive eCommerce Web Site design blueprint, and that begins with defining the purpose -- as well as prioritizing the various objectives -- of your online presence. Over the last few years, too many ebusinesses have launched with unfocused goals and, as a consequence, awkwardly-designed eCommerce Websites that quickly falter.

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Web Site Design HTML vs Website Design Page Editors

December 7, 2005 Category: Taos Web Design Comments: No comments

It seems that everyone has a web page these days. Everywhere you look there is a dot.com this and a dot.com that. Even Socks, the president's cat, has her own page. Robert Zakon states that the number of web sites has grown from 1 billion in 1997 to almost 10 billion today (2000). So where are these pages coming from, and how are they being created?

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Web Site Design HTTP Primer, Website Design

December 6, 2005 Category: Taos Web Design Comments: No comments

HTTP is the language web clients (a browser) and web servers use to communicate with each other. When computers communicate with each other they use a protocol, an agreed language or medium of communication. HTTP, Hypertext Transfer Protocol is the foundation protocol of the world-wide web (WWW) and is used specifically for applications which involve hypertext.

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