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The 2010 Anthony Line

Monday, June 7th, 2010

Although Anthony & Co., Inc. has been pro­duc­ing adver­tis­ing spe­cialty items for over fifty years, I’ve only been design­ing their web site for twelve. The last major update was done about three years ago, so I was glad to get a chance to redesign basi­cally from scratch. The idea here was to cre­ate a simple, […]

Tags: Anthony & Co., CSS Sprites, Escanaba, JQuery, Michigan, PHP, redesign, The Anthony Line, Web Design
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Dynamic Content: Why it’s Essential

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

There are many rea­sons to have dynamic con­tent on your web­site, but the two most impor­tant are to increase traf­fic and to increase sales. Dynamic con­tent will drive traf­fic to your site by help­ing give you a bet­ter rank­ing in search engine results. It can drive sales (assum­ing you’re sell­ing some­thing) or con­ver­sions by giving […]

Tags: ASP, CGI, CMS, Conditional Content, Drupal, Dynamic Content, Increase Sales, Increase Traffic, Joomla, PHP, SEO, User Experience, Web Design, WordPress
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Knee Deep in WordPress

Friday, September 25th, 2009

In case you haven’t heard, Word­Press is a per­sonal pub­lish­ing sys­tem built on PHP and MySQL. In other words, it allows your site to be a dynamic, database-driven organ­ism. So rather than hav­ing a cou­ple sta­tic HTML pages sit­ting there get­ting dusty, your site can be built with PHP mod­ules which can be com­bined in […]

Tags: blog, Blogging, CMS, Content Management System, GPL, HTML, MySQL, Open Source, PHP, publishing, RSS, WordPress, WordPress Themes
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