This is Your Presence on the Web. Make it count!

The first 90 seconds a person views your website will determine whether or not they will continue to read your web content.

Broken links ~ Difficult navigation ~ huge pictures and pop ups will turn many potential readers/customers away.

Whether you need a New Website created or need to give your old one a Face-Lift ~ A Fresh Presence on the Web will make all the difference in the World to your business!

The Times, They are A'Changing:

Keep in mind too, that not everyone is on broadband, DSL, Cable or other fast connections - many are still on slow as syrup dial-up: (Like me- ; )

You do not want to make your page inaccessable to those who may not have certain programs required to open your pages or view portions of your site.
So, think streamline and simple. Forget the Huge typeset and larger than large buttons. Your visitors are right there, not reading it from across the road :)

You want your important content on the front page, in one window without having to scroll. Your top graphic should not take up more than 1/4 the page.
None of your pages should scroll endlessly, they should stop after one or two page down scrolls.
This does not mean you can't have nice graphics or a pleasing site. It just means that your website will load fast, look clean and easy to view and your customers and visitors will keep coming back for more.

You want your site to be easy to navigate and user friendly.

Tired of the Flash intro ? or having to "skip Intro" IF the page happens to have that option. These things alone will drive away potential customers/viewers, in particular if they are still on dial-up.

Did you know that Google will not list your pages if your front page is no more than a flash page?

"See here the answer we got time ago from an expert in google answers:" ************quote**********************
Flash is the problem. Most sites that use Flash still get indexed, because they offer a non-Flash alternative, usually a link at the bottom of the page saying "HTML version". Google is able to follow links within Flash elements, but will ignore pages which are entirely in Flash, as stated by GoogleGuy in this thread at WebmasterWorld: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum3/1456.htm Google would've listed your site when it was non-Flash:
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