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The Internet has changed how organizations manage. Historically, management was focused on 'walking and talking.' Today, 'reading and writing' are becoming more…
On the whole I think the site is laid out well, is functional and simple, however there are a few niggles that I have about it. The site loads nice and quickly and only needs a few minor changes.
Many people take it that links should either be graphics or left to the default colors. Years of debate have existed because of this theory. Essentially the theory is correct, but misunderstood. Let me explain how this theory became the rule.
DevWebPro reader and frequent contributor Jamie Kiley responds to Cameron Moll's article "Great Homepages Really 'Suck' "(http://www.devwebpro.com/devwebpro-39-20030627GreatHomepagesReallySuck.html).
Do you know how your web site fits into the overall marketing strategy for your business? Do you have a strategy for your web site as a marketing tool? If you're like many entrepreneurs I speak with, you probably don't.
Do you gamble? Now, I'm not condoning gambling at all. I am using it to illustrate a point. Do you go to a gambling casino? If you do, then you know, don't you, that if you put the most amount required for that particular machine, you get a much bigger return?
