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June 22nd, 2005, 05:31 AM
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www.bsdinfotech.com
Hi,
How are you. Please visit www.bsdinfotech.com.
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June 22nd, 2005, 05:53 AM
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Hey, I like the site, and the overall look and feel of it, just one question,
you pages are top aligned, but on this page, its a couple of pixels from the top? http://www.bsdinfotech.com/hourlypackage.htm
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June 24th, 2005, 08:50 AM
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How is such a site prodcuded is it through a program or could you produce a site with that designby using HTML. Thething i am interested in is the grey side panels and the white box in the middle is this done by using tables?
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June 24th, 2005, 11:40 AM
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you can do that using tables although web standards say don't use layers simply set the background colour of a page to grey and set your table or layers tags background colour to white, give it a go you will soon get it working, remember to us CSS it will mean making changes int he future will be easier. I like the site, bit I for one hate reading and there is just far to much text with very few images to support you design, the only little image you use is like two sides of a square with a dot in, and at first glance to me that looks very similar to the graphic you get there you have inserted an image but the path is wrong so it is not displayed. I like the site nice and simple, one thing i would say is on http://www.bsdinfotech.com/hourlypackage.htm there is a link at the bottom that says Please click here to try our services, this is a simple mailto link and considering what services you are offering i would expect to see something more than that at least a form. Hope that helps sorry if it doesn't
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June 25th, 2005, 12:26 AM
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The site has an opportunity also to rank better on search engines.
Get your title of the page in H1 tags near the top of the code just near the <body> declaration. (The higher the better). If you do use images, give them alt tag definitions describing what they are. You have no meta tag description or keywords, so MSN Search will not treat you as kindly. The titles of the pages should be more descriptive with the first word of each title being different from the last. If you are going to stick with all that text, try breaking up the size of the fonts so that the headings are larger, and the top font (logo or header) is larger in turn. So a much larger logo would be handy. People like white space around their logo. eg. http://www.rsg.com.au Notice the logo has its own space. If your logo does not look as nice when it is large, send it to a graphic designer to touch up. Getting back to search engines, if you move from the forest of <table><tr><td> tags to <div> tags, you will get trawled faster. When I view source on your code, the thing that hits me is the overuse of style tags before every sentence and paragraph and the overabundance of defining tags. OK, so lets look at your code: Code:
<td><font color="#FFFFFF" size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><strong><img src="images/spacer.gif" width="7" height="6"></strong></font></td> Can you see the problem with this line ? With CSS, this would not even be a line. You dont need to define strong font settings for spacers. Also, another tip to save on code, particularly for massive database sites, if you are going to use spacers, try writing them as: Code:
<img src="img/s.gif" width="10" height="10" alt="" /> CSS 2.0 will save you from a tremendous amount of this code and your file size will go to about 40% of what it is now. Why is that important ? Well, every time Google comes to your site, it takes information in 104Kb chunks. If you can get your total site size down through reducing the length of your code, then Google will take less time to trawl your entire site. This is the beauty of liquid CSS. Combined with a nice object based language such as asp.NET, you pretty much have all your bases covered when it comes to designing efficient code. I hope that gives you a few ideas to go on with. You probably cant change it all today, but it does show you a direction where you could hope to achieve significant improvemnts in both search engine ranking and browser compatibility as well. Travis Kerslake www.hutchens.com.au
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