TEmelie - web design blog

Like in fashion, we could talk about web design trends for this year, talk about what is eye-catching, what is beautiful for the eye of the beholder.
- The “Retro Style” is definitely a web trend this year and i had so much clients asking for this kind of style for his website design. This classic style, smart used and created will always will delight your visitors. Visit this website and you’ll get my point ( http://www.ernesthemingwaycollection.com ). It is a perfect example that represent this style. Use old paper graphics & suitable fonts and start playing . Read the rest of this entry »

First of all you should take this information very valuable. Why ? That’s simple. I work as a freelancer for about 4 years now and i met a lot of people from all the countries and i have some experience.
Let’s enumerate most important things you should consider before choosing a programmer / designer.
- Portfolio ( not always most important )
- Skills
- Reviews ( if you are connected in a freelance website )
- Hourly rate , or rates per task. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve read a post on a well known forum where a guy ask for some money making ideas for “HIS 10 BLOGS”. He make it sound like a thousand of blogs

So … i’m now thinking how to make money from your own 10 blogs ? Neah … i don’t think so
What is the point then ? Read the rest of this entry »

Most people will say it a domain very saturated ( it is ) and you will never succeed in this business. I advice people that there is one more place always. How do you start ?

1.First of all you need a web presence so you think on a strong name for your business and a domain name. I advice you present as an individual because when dealing with a company it is obvious the price will go higher. Also find some cheap hosting package for your domain. I suggest hostgator plan because there you can host unlimited domains. Read the rest of this entry »

Indeed a long break because it seems my latest blog entry was made on 07/04/2008 but you know what? I’m back … yeey . I will try to post here also some good stuff you might be interested in also. I also start to get back to my projects to make some cash of course. This week I was mostly online on forums, blogs and other interesting websites reading about goals, ways to earn good money, affiliate marketing stuff, clickbank & cj , etc etc. One guy took my breath away with his target for one month ( 400k US dollars ) and other with 150k US dollars checks straight to his bank account and I’m finding myself a tiny little bug next to these guys. BUT I can’t shut up and i will tell you my opinion on this. Read the rest of this entry »

Emails i recived

—– Original Message —–
From: “Paul W”
Friday, January 25, 2008 9:24 PM
To: “Stoian Adrian”
Subject: Hey i know my website sucks , what can we do about it?

“Current sites: www.get####.net , games.######.net, di######.net, pimp.******.net.
I’ve spent over 10k to develop them and after a short review they suck … it’s true please help me Stoian !!!
”
Paul W - Washington, US Read the rest of this entry »

A good article or piece that is to be posted on the web is a difficult thing to write, because of the many things that you have to get just right, such as correct spelling, good grammar and a captivating content. When writing for the Web you also have to have a good understanding of the way people read Web pages and also to have a good understanding of the hypertext itself.

Stay clear of “click here”

The most common way to manage the links on a Web page is represented by this to innocent looking little words. They are the popular choice with the vast majority of people, but that doesn’t mean that they are also the right choice. These two words have the ability to completely fragment the natural flow of any document. The only time they should ever be used on a Web page is when you advise people not to use them. Read the rest of this entry »

What is the main difference between a black and white newspaper and one that uses colors? It’s a stupid question really but it underlines one important aspect: colors make the difference. People are pre-programmed to respond to colors, especially to some combinations which have a stronger effect than others. Take the blue-orange association. Almost all people have a positive response to it because their sub-conscious creates a link between these two colors and the relaxing image of a sunset. Many U.S. hospitals took advantage of this fact and use light tones of blue or pink for the uniforms of the nurses because patients tend to calm down and relax when they see those colors. Read the rest of this entry »