This time around, I’m answering a question from someone just looking to learn web design, that wanted to know if they needed traditional pen-and-paper drawing skills in web design.
Along the way, I explore a few other similar questions about web design related design skills.
The podcast: Web Design and Drawing (MP3 running time: 4:40)
Thanks,
Stefan Mischook
www.killersites.com
]]>… I get into things like when to use one technology over an other, the pro’s and cons of each and I also give you hints with regards to how to choose which one to learn – based on who you are.
Download the MP3 (Running time: 16 minutes): ajax-vs-flash
Quick note: let me know what you think of the style of my presentation. I’m thinking that I may be a bit … shall I say, underwhelming? Anyway, any comments good or bad are welcome!
Thanks,
Stefan Mischook
www.killersites.com
www.killerphp.com
In a nutshell:
A database is typically just a piece of software that acts like a virtual filing cabinet. Depending on the TYPE of database, they can come equipped with all kinds of extra features that make managing a lot of data easier.
As I just mentioned, there are different types of databases. The most common being:
To learn more about databases, listen to the podcast.
Thanks,
Stefan Mischook
www.killersites.com
www.killerphp.com
An organic website is a website that derives most of it’s traffic organically. OK, so what is ‘organic’ traffic?
Organic traffic is traffic that comes to you by why of direct type-ins, natural search engine results and links coming in from other websites.
… Basically, it is traffic that does not come in from ads/links you have paid for. Check out the podcast for details and tips on creating organic websites.
Thanks,
Stefan Mischook
www.killersites.com
www.killerphp.com
Not the greatest title, but I hope it tells something about this series; I will be answering common questions put to me by people everyday. Questions about anything regarding web design, web programming, getting into the web design game etc …
In this podcast, I will answer a common question put to me every so often:
Do you need to go to web design school, or college, to become a professional web designer?
Thanks,
Stefan Mischook
www.killersites.com
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