PageLines provide WordPress themes allowing business people to create their own, professional looking web sites without the need for knowledge of codes. The provided templates are easy to use and brand new, custom built web sites complete with advanced functionality can be created in seconds. Originally posted on May 26, 2011 @ 4:17 am
What First Impression Does Your Blog Give Off?
April 1, 2024 by
First impressions last, or so they say. To be fair, first impressions do not always stand the test of time. There are times when first impressions are false and perceptions change through time. But then again, when talking about your blog and new readers, would you take the risk of not converting a first time […]
Quick Tips For A Beautiful Blog
April 1, 2024 by
While I like focusing more on content, I cannot deny the value of having an aesthetically appealing blog. Here are some quick tips to create a beautiful blog in terms of the visual aspect. Forget the clutter There are countless widgets and buttons out there. It seems to me that everyday, you can find a […]
Give Your Blog A Haircut
April 1, 2024 by
We all need one from time to time – how often depends on you. I have this friend who keeps his head almost totally shave so he has to have one every week. Personally, I prefer to get a hair cut every month or so. Same thing with blogs – take a look at your […]
Blog Usability: Page Title
April 1, 2024 by
One of the most important aspects of blog usability is the choice of page titles. The blog name usually appears as the page title (Note that when I mention page title this means the text that appears on the tab). This is good practice since it will make it easy for your readers easier to […]
Blog Usability: Looking for Information
April 1, 2024 by
One of the great things about blogs is that they are updated really frequently, at least when compared to static websites. Because of the constant influx of new posts you can be sure that a blog generates lots of information. This is a good thing but just like papers that keep on piling up in […]
