Website design tricks

[Carterr]

Can you share some tips and tricks for responsive web design?

 

[brexit]

I have a bonus part for you: Curated “getting started” shortlists of best web design software to fit your specific needs.But first, let’s see what web design software is best for beginners:

1. WordPress (FREE)
2. Adobe Photoshop
3. GIMP (FREE)
4. Sketch
5. Adobe Dreamweaver
6. Color Wheel (FREE)

Mobile traffic is growing extremely fast and the current Google algorithm is weighted to benefit sites that have a good mobile experience. If you don’t have a responsive site, or at least a mobile friendly site, then you will be penalized by Google as a result. . An one more: dont forget to find a reliable webhosting provider. Quality hosting is available from Zomro.net, they have solid servers with high uptime and support is active for 24 hours. Give them a try

 

[Qwazi]

RWD has a few great benefits. But in my opinion it’s not enough. Mobile Apps can be better solution for your website or blog.I can write you a long list mobile apps’ advantages: better communication with users, engage your community, ads, increase retention to the content… But the fact is that people are the most important. And people love mobile apps.

 

[backseatjuan]

I fing hate WordPress by the way. It's too complex and requires a lot of web resources. It's impossible to have a fast wordpress site on a cheap shared server. I prefer Textpattern instead. It's unbelievable how easy it is and powerful, all at the same time. Shared server can handle 200+ simultateous users at same exact moment. With wordpress it's 10 or 20 tops.

Textpattern + a regular web template and Dreamweaver, and you website development is easy.

 

[Andrett]

An one more: dont forget to find a reliable webhosting provider. Quality hosting is available from Zomro.net, they have solid servers with high uptime and support is active for 24 hours. Give them a try

Hosting is also very important. Your website must load fast without any problems. I recommend to monitor it work with special services like Google Analytics or https://www.host-tracker.com/ for example. It will help you to monitor your site in real time, checks on many parameters like server load, work of DB, presence of errors, content update and others.

 

[Papa_smu]

If there is one thing you should do immediately and that's picking up CSS Grids. Seriously, you'll be eating everyone's dust if you're not learning.