This is the final installment in the ‘what makes a good website’ series, if you’ve missed the previous entries of the PLAN I’ve linked them up for you below. Purpose Look Audience Our focus this week lands on website navigation, and the importance this component plays in your site’s success and audience satisfaction. Unfortunately navigation…
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How Well Do You Know Your Audience?
Ding Ding Ding…the bell rings on round three of the PLAN. Have no clue what I’m waffling about..go here first…then here. Those will bring you up to speed. While the first two parts of the process have been all about you, now its time to get focused on those you serve. Ladies and Gentlemen…its time…
Is Your Website As Good Lookin’ As You Are?
This month we’re breathing in…exhaling, and asking, what makes a good website? In the last post we took a look at the PLAN concept, beginning our journey with the purpose of your website. Hint if you haven’t read that…its the best place to begin. Today, we’re stepping into phase two. Website design, or the look…
What Makes A Good Website?
I can’t tell you how often I get asked, what makes a good website? Now what constitutes “good” is very subjective, we all have different tastes. But I think we can all agree that certain principals need to be followed when setting up a website to make sure you’re not putting your good time to…
A Tool To Remove Repetitive Tasks In Your Online Business
Lets kick of 2012 with a cool new online business tool which was a tad late for inclusion in the recent launch of the Disobedient Directory, and too good to wait until the next edition. Introducing Ifttt, an acronym for, If This…Then That. I came across a reference to this online business tool early last…
A Walk Down Memory Lane & My Christmas Present To You.
I’m no stranger to the world of technology, I remember very clearly when computers entered the workplace. Yes, I actually started back on DOS based systems with the magical flashing c: prompt. When the only laptop device, was a tray you ate your dinner off in front of the TV. When my workstation monitor was…
