Web Development and secondary services available.
Database driven sites. Custom database designs.
Custom Content Management Systems (CMS). Allowing you to add and modify database content without knowing coding. API's to share database content safely.
To keep your site running and compliant with changing browsers and cellphones.
WordPress Sites that you can manage with minimal learning. WordPress lessons, so you can modify your site.
Custom WordPress themes, so your site will have a unique look and feel.
Secondary services to give your site the images you need.
Examples of my Web Designs
Content Management Systems, API's, E-Commerce and Media.
I bring to any project I work on, codding languages, industry standard software knowledge, and a fine arts background.
Different development elements can be incorporated into your site
to give it additional features
CMS
A Content Management System or CMS can give you the ability to change content on your site. This can be images and site copy, or even a blog. Information and content can be added, edited or removed.
A custom, customizable sites with out needing to learn a program interface.
API
API's allow you to share information in your database safely. The API file never knows your databases table names and does not have direct access to you database. They request information from your database through another PHP page that the public does not see.
A safer way to share infomation to other sites.
WordPress
A word press site requires you to learn its interface, but give you full control of your content.
A well-established content management system, you learn, with a wide range of customizability.
Web and News info
to keep an eye on.
by Michael on 2 June 2017
When deciding how you site will look keep in mind the minimalistic trend that is showing up on the internet. It’s based on images to inform your audience. People are spending less time reading but want more information and have more choices. Stream line the choices your audience has to choose from by using images effectively. Remember, “A picture is worth a thousand words”.
by Michael on 4 June 2017
Most people these days, view web pages on a smart phone or tablet. If you want your website to reach your target audience, you must go where they are. This means your website must be compatible with multiple devices (responsive). Without a responsive design, you will miss out on potential clients when they leave your site for a responsive one.
by Michael on 6 June 2017
There are many choices in how to make your site. Have someone make it, or use a CMS like WordPress or Wix. Get a fixed site, where the content is un changing. Get a custom CMS made so you don’t have to learn much. Get a premade (like WordPress or Wix) and learn how to use the application (which can be a considerable time investment). And that doesn’t even get in to the style of the look and fee or the cost of Search engine optimization (SEO). Your first step is figure out what functionality you want and how you want it to look and feel. Then consider your option of how it gets built.
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