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Written by GOVIND SINGH
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| Wednesday, 03 June 2009 15:20 |
So what exactly does this mean?
For starters, keep graphics to a minimum. Yes, you want your web site
to look nice and an all text site can be pretty dull, but you don't
want to have so many images on your pages that the pages themselves
take so long to load. You might want to limit your images to one or two
per page. For more information logon to
www.instant-squeeze-page-mastery.com .Also, when uploading images you
want to make sure that they are as optimized as possible. In other
words, many times an image that is originally 600K can easily be
compressed to 56K and not lose much of its quality. A good program like
Paint
Shop pro or Adobe will do the trick.
Another thing you want to do in order to keep your E-Zine organized and
easy to get through is to make sure you have a main menu on each page
so that the visitors to your E-Zine can easily get from one page to
another, unless of course your E-Zine is just one page. Then a menu is
not necessary.
A big thing these days is Flash presentations. While these are real
nice to look at, they can also be bandwidth hogs. If you have a Flash
presentation that is quite extensive and somebody is on dial-up, there
is a good chance that they will never get past the first page of your
site. You can have more content and less chance that people won't get
your emails. But before you go jump into doing this, you better have a
decent idea of how you're going to lay out the whole thing In order to
get around this problem, and still keep your Flash presentation; you
should have a link on your main page that allows the visitor to skip
the Flash presentation. That way if they don't want to, or can't view
it, they don't have to. For more information logon to
www.master-web-graphics.com .Obviously, in addition to all of this, you
want to build your site using conventional Search Engine Optimization
strategies and good web site design. Designing a web site isn't very
hard, but there are some basic things that you need to know or your
E-Zine web site could turn into the biggest horror you don't want to
have too much info on a page. If your E-Zine article is long, divide it
up into several pages with a link at the bottom of the first page to
get to the next.
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