Imagine a university bulletin board. Post one teaser before class and you are sure never to find it again forty-five minutes later. Buried, already, in a sea of more attention-grabbing student advertisements, your message, read only by roughly five students, will never stick to anyones mind

Before finally putting up a web page and making it available to Internet users, one must ask the intent of the web page to be put up. More than a source of information, a website can solicit interest, intrigue, and admiration from viewers. So it is of utmost priority that one must consider the following in designing a web page.

We all know perfectly well it is almost impossible to separate the best design from a whole bunch of good designs. A person's needs and expectations are deciding factors in determining exactly which the best design is. And we all have different needs and expectations

Design, in a general and large scale, is the creation of visually stimulating pieces or areas incorporating an established. Design employs shape, lines, color, and texture to be able to complete its intent.

The difference between a web designer and a web developer has inspired much debate and confusion. This confusion, undoubtedly, is not unfounded.

We are all aware of the positive effects of social networking sites, such as re-uniting old friends rekindling old flames, making new friends. With all these positives there must be some negative effects of Social Networking!