Chapter 3
Building a Site Without Spending a Fortune
IN THIS CHAPTER
Planning a well-structured business website
Finding out how to build your own website
Using HTML commands effectively
Building web pages with specific software tools
Hiring the right professional to help you design your site
In the early days of the Internet, simply having a website was a way to differentiate your business from the competition. As interest in the web developed and grew, companies of all shapes and sizes focused their efforts on capturing people’s attention with websites. Because of this growth in online competition, planning a site and building a distinctive design and proposition became increasingly important. After all, an outstanding site encourages current customers to stay with your business and promotes your site’s presence to the new shoppers who come online every day.
The same basic principles of website design apply as much now as they did when the web took off in the mid-1990s. Technologies ...
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