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Web Design
We started publishing websites back in 1995. A lot of people hadn’t even heard of the Internet back then.
Web Hosting
A website has to sit on a web server somewhere to be seen and that service is called “hosting”. A hosting company will charge a monthly fee to hold your website files and display them when people try to look at your site.
Graphic Design
With over 20 years of experience in Graphic Design built upon a degree in Fine Art, Melinda is well equipped to see that your graphic projects have the punch and flair you need to catch your customers eye and deliver your message.
Illustration
Melinda handles our illustration projects. She works in many styles and media.
How to Use Social Media to Rank Higher with Google
Follow the links for a terrific article from our friends at SCORE on 5 ways to increase your rank with Google using social media. How to Use Social Media to Rank Higher with Google
7 Reasons Why Your Facebook Page is Not Your Website
I’m going to set aside my conviction that Facebook is evil. It’s alright to have a Facebook page. It is after all free, or nearly so. You may even benefit from it. But do not make the mistake of being lured into thinking it is a replacement for your website. It is an appealing notion, […]
The Free Website Isn’t
Check out the Hosting Costs Beware of the “Free Business Website” ads on TV and the Internet. Those folks have to make money somewhere, and the somewhere is usually hosting. It’s common to wind up paying in excess of $50 per month for all of the options you want. You can find good hosting options […]
Nikki T., Galveston, TX
I am co owner of Affaire d’Art Fine Art Gallery in Galveston, TX. Melinda and her husband have been instrumental in redesigning a functional and appealing website for our business. She has listened to our wants and needs for a website as well as added great ideas of her own. She even went so far […]
Layout Test
December 8, 2011 by bepatrick • aciform, Cat A, Cat B, Cat C, sub • Tags: tag1, tag2, tag3 •
This is a sticky post!!! Make sure it sticks! This should then split into other pages with layout, images, HTML tags, and other things.