Website Design
Why a Website is Important
A presence on the Internet could be the most important vehicle your
company needs for communication, research, sales, and marketing. If
your company doesn't have a website, you are missing out on a great
sales and marketing tool. Today, the old adage "image is everything" is
more relevant than ever before. With more and more websites coming
online everyday, it is important that your site stands out. It is
crucial that your site loads quickly, looks clean, uncluttered and
portrays exactly what you want it to, without boring the reader or
distracting from the point.
I have found that people don't want dozens of different fonts, graphics
jumping all over the place or scrolling text distracting the viewer.
What people really want is a site which does what they need, with
minimum fuss and loading time.
Having a professional website created for you doesn't have to be
expensive. I will custom design a website for you based on your unique
requirements at a very affordable price.
With my help, you will pick out your own domain name (ex. abcdomain.com) and register it.
You will have one or more company mailboxes depending on the hosting services you select, again with my help.
I will work with you every step of the way to insure that the final product meets your exact specifications.
Your website deserves the best; after all, it is your internet
advertising billboard for you and your company. With PCS, you will
always find you get value for your money and a website to be proud of.
Below are a few websites I have designed:
Street Hawk Online - http://www.streethawkonline.com
Last Stop Wireless - http://www.laststopwireless.com
Lip Stitch Records - http://www.lipstitchrecords.com
Computer Tips...
Enable Clear Type
- Right click on a blank area of the Desktop and choose Properties
- Click on the Appearance Tab; Click effects
- Check the box: Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts
- In the drop down box select: Clear Type
On Screen Keyboard
Want to use an on screen keyboard? Well it is this simple - Click on
the start button and select run. Then type in osk in the box and click
OK.