Web Design

I’m was sitting here tonight just trying to ignore the heat and came across a really cool post for iPhone apps. Even if you’re new to this whole thing (design), you still might find some of these very handy. There are a few quick reference guides for CSS, HTML and PHP which could prove to be invaluable, especially if you are new or have been away from the “code” side for any length of time.

If you’ve spent any time here you will have noticed that there have been some radical changes to Creative Design Worx. As a one man show, mother and wife working a full time job, it’s taking me a little longer than expected but it does show that a small business owner can get things done.

My focus is shifting to small business owners who want and need to get some kind of presence online for their business but either don’t know where to start or can’t afford the investment to hire a designer. I’m here to say that “You don’t need a designer!”.

Not to mention the two I’ve included here.  The top is an example of a magazine style header, while the pullquote on the right side would be perfect for adding testimonials or even emphasizing your topic to get your reader interested.

Just recently a very interesting thing happen to a friend of mine. I’m not going to mention any names but the story is one that everyone and anyone looking to get their business, hobby or group site online should hear.

Again, my friend Kyle Reddoch brings us another great web design tip. This is actually a 3 part series, but I’m going to include them all in this post for your convenience.

Here’s another tip from my friend Kyle Reddoch on the importance of headings and how best to use them for SEO purposes…

Kyle has once again brought us a great tip, this time he shows us how to assigned different colors to our links using stylesheets.