Web design software_tools

Web_Design_Software_Tools : Part I

6 Easy Ways to Create a Website

How? Here it is...

1. Conceptualize an idea. Think what you like your future website to be. What audience will
you cater? Everything you do must redound to their fulfillment. They will be visiting to get
what they need. Be sure that their needs are answered. That way they will be satisfied and
will keep coming for more. Not only that, they can recommend your site to their friends if
they find it functional and nice.

2. Find a host. Having a host is not that expensive. In fact you can get one at $70 for two
years. However, if you don want to spend a single penny, there are lots of sites that are
hosting for free. The only consideration is that their banner must be placed in your site. That
for one is a great deal, isn't it?

3. Start with your first page. Do the layout and design your first page. It will be easier and
better if you have basic knowledge in HTML. Though there are hundreds of What You See
Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editors, but you will create a better site using HTML. There
are tutorial sections available online. Take advantage on them and apply your knowledge to
the web design you are creating.

4. Edit your page. Observe the loading and the navigation. Are they doing well? How about
the web design, is it pleasing to the eyes? Are the fonts readable? Is the content helpful?
Are there errors in spelling and grammar? Better check all these little details. They may be
tiny details but they make up the whole website. Be careful in dealing with them. If there is a
need to redo the page do it. It will be disastrous if you are displaying a total trash.

5. Do the rest of the pages. The goal is to attract visitors, keep them and to gain more.

Edit, proofread and edit more. It pays off to have everything in order. Never sacrifice the
quality of your website. It is your frontline. It is the one capable of attracting visitors that
makes your business sell.

6. Submit the pages to your host. After you are done with the pages and the editing, you
can submit them to your host. Wait for it to be shown in the net. Do not forget to update the
pages regularly. You have to be updated in order not to lose your target market. Otherwise,
they will look for a better site that can satisfy their needs. You don't want that to happen, do
you?

You may not realize it but your site is already done. Easy as your ABC's!

Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!

WEB_DESIGN_SOFTWARE_TOOLS : End of Part I

Web_Design_Software_Tools : Part II

Coping With Obsolete Electronic Components

With technology progressing in leaps and bounds, things will become redundant. New
developments require new products. This is true for most of the things that we use, and
electronic components are among them. After all, this is how it has always been. The new
will constantly enter the scene and take the place of the old. That is how progress works
after all.

There can be many reasons why electronic components may become obsolete. One of the
most common reasons is that the products that use the components might have become
obsolete. If a product has a short life cycle, it follows that the components that it uses will
become redundant along with it. Thus, when that product goes out of the market and
manufactures cease, it may herald the end for the components that it uses.

One of the reasons for components becoming obsolete has been the various government
policies. Some time ago, when the European Union decided to ban some hazardous parts,
component buyers were hit hard. In this case, among the parts to go were those that were
not lead-free. With the EU ban in place, buyers using components made of lead or the other
banned substances were hit hard. This was especially a problem in places like the United
States, where the law pertaining to hazardous substances was not valid.

One of the effects that the banning of specific components have is that entire machinery
could become obsolete as a result. For instance, it is not always all right to use non-leaded
components in machinery that uses leaded parts. This is because the temperatures that are
required are not the same. Thus, if manufactures cease for one part, several others may be
facing the ends of their lives.

Of course, a number of pieces of the various components shall remain with suppliers.
However, it is safe to say that finding these components could be quite a difficult task. Some
semiconductors may become tough to locate and it may become difficult to locate obsolete
integrated circuits. End of life electronic parts remain with a few suppliers to assist people
who have no other choice but to use the old machines.

Nowadays, however, one can easily find the people who do store obsolete electronic

components. Doing an online search for "end of life electronic components" should provide
effective results. With buyers and suppliers looking for trade in electronic components even
on the Internet, things have been simplified a great deal.

for details!

WEB_DESIGN_SOFTWARE_TOOLS : End of Part II

Web_Design_Software_Tools : Part III

Coping With Obsolete Electronic Components

With technology progressing in leaps and bounds, things will become redundant. New
developments require new products. This is true for most of the things that we use, and
electronic components are among them. After all, this is how it has always been. The new
will constantly enter the scene and take the place of the old. That is how progress works
after all.

There can be many reasons why electronic components may become obsolete. One of the
most common reasons is that the products that use the components might have become
obsolete. If a product has a short life cycle, it follows that the components that it uses will
become redundant along with it. Thus, when that product goes out of the market and
manufactures cease, it may herald the end for the components that it uses.

One of the reasons for components becoming obsolete has been the various government
policies. Some time ago, when the European Union decided to ban some hazardous parts,
component buyers were hit hard. In this case, among the parts to go were those that were
not lead-free. With the EU ban in place, buyers using components made of lead or the other
banned substances were hit hard. This was especially a problem in places like the United
States, where the law pertaining to hazardous substances was not valid.

One of the effects that the banning of specific components have is that entire machinery
could become obsolete as a result. For instance, it is not always all right to use non-leaded
components in machinery that uses leaded parts. This is because the temperatures that are
required are not the same. Thus, if manufactures cease for one part, several others may be
facing the ends of their lives.

Of course, a number of pieces of the various components shall remain with suppliers.
However, it is safe to say that finding these components could be quite a difficult task. Some

semiconductors may become tough to locate and it may become difficult to locate obsolete
integrated circuits. End of life electronic parts remain with a few suppliers to assist people
who have no other choice but to use the old machines.

Nowadays, however, one can easily find the people who do store obsolete electronic
components. Doing an online search for "end of life electronic components" should provide
effective results. With buyers and suppliers looking for trade in electronic components even
on the Internet, things have been simplified a great deal.

for details!

WEB_DESIGN_SOFTWARE_TOOLS : End of Part III

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