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Best Web Design Company

The best web design company is the one that offers measurable results. These results are received when the web design meets web programming that not only offers a seamless, trouble-free user experience, but also sends any results of that visit back to your office. The information includes clicks, sales, leads, new subscriptions, services provided, and user information if they’ve filled out account information fields. Web design from Optimum7 is focused on providing your company with the information that makes a difference to your bottom line in advertising, sales and marketing.

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SEO Friendly Website Design

SEO Friendly Website DesignYou may not realize it, but some of the advanced design techniques that you use for your website, such as Flash, or heavy use of frames may actually be hurting your SEO rankings. When designing a website, it is important to make informed decisions about each design element in order to optimize the site for search engine rankings. By learning which tools can negatively impact your rankings, as well as which are designed to improve them, your website will have a better chance at ranking high with the major search engines.

First, there are some design elements that should be avoided:

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CMS (CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM) VS HTML SITES

by Duran Inci

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What happened to Microsoft Silverlight?

About a year ago there was talk about a Flash/Ajax eliminator. Microsoft was unveiling a new competing plug-in that would blow Flash, Ajax, JavaScript, and CSS apparently all out of the water. It was based on the .Net technology, and at the same time was cross browser AND cross operating system compatible.
 
1 year later, I don't see a lot of talk about it in the tech world, in fact I remember disregarding it completely when it was announce, and I believe most Flash and JavaScript Developers did. Interesting enough, People at the Y Combinator, which invest in web 2.0 and other emerging companies, don’t even take in consideration if Microsoft is already in the field when funding a company. They consider seeing if Google is in the field they are trying to get into, and ways t avoid them now. Google has all the power of a multi-billion dollar company, but a lot of the nimbleness and energy of a startup.

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