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Tag Archives: cms
What are the benefits of using a pre-made content management system (CMS) website over a custom website made from scratch?
Using a pre-made Content Management System (CMS) website offers several advantages over building a custom website from scratch: In summary, pre-made CMS websites offer a balance between efficiency, affordability, and user-friendliness. They are particularly suitable for businesses and individuals looking … Continue reading
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Tagged cms, code from scratch, one-time fee, plugins, scalable, website maintenance
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How to add microinteractions on your website images that are links, the easiest way, without having to add more images?
UltimateWB website builder has built-in microinteractions for the navigation menu and links via hover effects. You can set the mouseover color and background colors easily via your website admin panel Styles Manager. If you would like to add microinteractions to … Continue reading
Posted in Ask David!, Website Design
Tagged accessibility, add class, brightness change on hover, change hue on hover, cms, css, custom code, image links, microinteractions, mouseover effects, page editor box, round edges, rounded background on hover, shadow effect, styles manager, user-friendly
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How to Test the Color Contrast of Your Website for Accessibility?
A website’s success isn’t solely determined by its visual appeal and functionality – it also hinges on how accessible it is to all users, including those with visual impairments. Color contrast is a critical component of web accessibility, as it … Continue reading
Step-by-Step Guide to Create a Responsive .com Website: Domain, Hosting, Design & Promotion
“Can you provide a detailed step by step guide to create a responsive .com website, including how and where to get a domain name, where to host my site, how to design it, and how to publicize the site?” Having … Continue reading
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Tagged buy domain name, buy website builder, check domain name availability, cms, design website, domain name, domain name availability, google analytics, Google Search Console, host website, mailing list, publicize website, register domain name, responsive app, step-by-step guide, styles manager, ultimatewb cloud, web hosting, web hosting choice
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What are your preferences for making a website custom or CMS-based? If choose one, why?
As a web developer, I prefer to use UltimateWB. It makes the web development process and maintainance a lot easier and faster. It has lots of built-in features that are very flexible and customizable, and you get web hosting choice … Continue reading
What are some effective strategies for designing a user-friendly and visually appealing website?
Designing a user-friendly and visually appealing website requires a combination of design principles, user experience considerations, and attention to detail. Here are some effective strategies to achieve this: 1. Understand Your Audience: Know your target audience’s preferences, needs, and behaviors. … Continue reading
How long does it take to be a web designer?
It would be different for each person, but you could design and build websites without any experience with UltimateWB. It has a built-in styles manager and a very easy to use CMS. Got a techy/website question? Whether it’s about UltimateWB … Continue reading
How long does one web development project take to complete from start to finish?
It depends on the size of the website project, and what you use to build it. For advanced, interactive websites, coding from scratch can take months, while with a website builder like UltimateWB, you can do it in days. UltimateWB … Continue reading
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Tagged cms, contact form, quick website builder, social apps, styles manager, web development time
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I’ve learned the basics of HTML and CSS. What type of websites should I try to build to test myself?
You can build informational websites with HTML and CSS. You can also use your HTML and CSS knowledge to customize interactive websites you build with a website builder, like UltimateWB. UltimateWB lets you add/edit HTML and CSS in the CMS … Continue reading
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Tagged cms, css, html, informational websites, interactive website, styles manager
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