Archive for November, 2010
MC Law Group, LLC
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WebMovement, LLC had the opportunity to work with Megan Carollo and Colleen Nordin from MC Law Group, LLC. These two ladies decided to branch off from their respective law firms and create their own brand. If you are in need of legal help or have any questions, MC Law Group has the right people to ask. A full web build is coming as well, stay tuned!
Visit Site: www.mclawgroupllc.com
SEO Tips: Site Navigation
Have you ever visited a website found it challenging to navigate through the content? Having a clean and organized navigation for a website is crucial in many different ways. With an organized navigation, visitors can find content easily, and are more likely to either visit the site again or browse other pages. Not only is navigation important to visitors, but it’s also important for search engines. How content is structured on a website can indicate what a webmaster believes is important content on the website.
Designing Navigation
An important starting point with any type of navigation design or re-design is planning out the navigation based on the homepage, as this page is more than likely the most viewed page on the site. If there is enough information on a specific topic, then is makes sense to create a page that describes the said related pages. As the navigation becomes more complex with abundant content, having a breadcrumb list at the top of the page where visitors can quickly navigate to the home page is vital, and also gives the visitor a better sense of website structure.
5 Tips for Writing Clean and Optimized CSS
A frustration for many web designers is inheriting a site for maintenance that contains little or no code documentation or organization. Elements have unclear naming conventions and code is unorganized, and the seemingly simple projects begins to turn into a nightmare. Furthermore, maintaining or updating CSS that isn’t organized takes more time to wade through, and ultimately more time to get maintenance tasks completed. Here are some tips for writing clean and optimized code that will make future maintenance on the site much simpler.
1) Use a Table of Contents
By doing this, you can arrange your CSS in a categorical manner. For example, categories could include body, navigation, and footer styling to keep the CSS organized.
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