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Web design can be quite a daunting prospect if you are new to the Internet. You would like to create your own website but have no idea where to start. Html? Photoshop? Fireworks? FrontPage? Dreamweaver?
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1. Create your site using Joomla or Wordpress. Our next Joomla training course is on the 27th of May 2010 in Johannesburg. Learn how to create your own site -
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If you have the inclination, the passion and the energy it is quite possible to create and maintain your own website. But there is a learning curve involved.
Here are some tips and some shortcuts to get you started.
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Here are a couple of mistakes that newcomers to the Internet tend to make. See this as a learning opportunity and a way to avoid making these mistakes, since making them will really be detrimental to the success of your website.
There are two types of mistakes that are common: Technical mistakes and Management mistakes. Let's take a look at both and how they can be avoided.
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Arthur Browning from http://www.WebTemplatesBlog.com was very kind to have an email interview with me recently. You can read it here on
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I recently decided to give an overhaul to my site's look and feel. This was mostly due to an article that I read about the elements of Web 2.0 design. The full article can be found here: Current style in web design. When I started my site a little less than a year ago I purchased a commercial Joomla template and while it was... OK, I always felt that it lacked a certain panache. After I read the article I realised why I felt that way.
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Here is a web design theory : websites are like onions, you see, since websites have layers. And ogres are like onions, since ogres have layers. Websites are designed by web designers. Ergo - web designers are like ogres.
So, let's explore why web designers are like ogres.
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