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Web Design in Atlanta has become our primary expertise. After over 10 years of experience we have developed a process that has dramatically improves the quality of our work, as well as the strength of communication necessarily to create successful Atlanta Web site Design projects. View our concept development process to get a general idea of our approach.
When working with Push Things Forward there are no limitations to your development or design project. There are always areas that you will forget to cover or need improvement on. We hold your hand your hand through the entire process giving your company the knowledge and support it needs to be successful online. Making a company look good online is what we do best.
For us, the best part of every project is making it work for you! Please contact us for a free consultation and proposal,
Sincerely,
Brian Young
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Almost 98% of our Atlanta Custom Web Site Design customers host and depend on us to construct their Atlanta web design and projects professionally and securely down to the last pixel and line of code. We enjoy doing quality development and marketing while gaining the trust and good working relationships with our clients in Georgia as well as through out the world. PushThingsForward.com only believes in delivering quality work and stands behind every proposal with 100% commitment and will only give clients what is necessary to make the online based project function and receive traffic the way you intend it to. When assembling your website proposal and Atlanta web development contract we ask the questions that normally would not be asked, this helps us gauge the project up front and give us an in-depth look into your company's strengths and unique approaches to find your niche. Our Atlanta web site design firm PushThingsForward.com was founded in February of 1998. Thank-you for taking the time to learn more about PTF. We would enjoy hearing about your project. You can contact us here.
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Poll: What social networks do you belong to? |
Social networks are getting more and more popular. People use them to connect with friends and colleagues, stay up-to-date on things that interest them, you can even use them to assist in your job search. But there are so many different ones out there. I have a Facebook fan page and a Twitter account focused primarily on this site. But are there other social media sites that you use?
Poll: What social networks do you belong to? originally appeared on About.com Web Design / HTML on Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at 04:53:29. Permalink | Comment | Email this |
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Wordless Wednesday - Working Designer Profiles - Geoff Snow |
How did you become a web designer? Fill out this form (be sure to include a photo) to be featured on the home page of About.com Web Design/HTML: Share Your Experience.
More Web design resources and help: Follow me on Twitter or Become a Fan on Facebook
Wordless Wednesday - Working Designer Profiles - Geoff Snow originally appeared on About.com Web Design / HTML on Wednesday, September 1st, 2010 at 04:01:30. Permalink | Comment | Email this |
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Speed Up Your Sites by Compressing the Files |
Back in April, Google announced that they were adding a new signal to their ranking algorithm – speed. I have been told recently that web page sizes are no longer as important because many people have high speed internet connections. Google has found in their tests that the slower a site loads, the less time people stay on that site. So, even if all your customers have DSL or better connections, they still will benefit from a fast site. And you will benefit from happier customers. One way to speed up your site is by having the web server compress the files before delivering them. This can reduce load times significantly.
How to Speed Up Your Web Pages
Speed Up Your Sites by Compressing the Files originally appeared on About.com Web Design / HTML on Tuesday, August 31st, 2010 at 05:57:36. Permalink | Comment | Email this |
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Jeffrey Zeldman Presents The Daily Report
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My other iPad is a Kindle |
| The new Kindle has a lot going for it. It’s inexpensive compared to a full-featured tablet computer like the iPad; you can slip it in your back pocket, where it’s more comfortable than an old-style paperback; and it includes a Webkit browser. This last point is where folks like us start to give a hoot, [...] |
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Episode 18: Roger Black on web type and templates |
| Legendary art director Roger Black guests on tomorrow’s episode of The Big Web Show, co-hosted by Dan Benjamin and taped in front of a live internet audience. Roger co-founded the following new companies: Webtype, creators of high-end fonts for online typography; Treesaver, a platform that uses CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and the principles of responsive design [...] |
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HTML5 For Web Designers: The eBook |
| Jeremy Keith’s HTML5 for Web Designers is now available as an epub at books.alistapart.com. If you bought the paperback, watch your inbox for a special discount on the ebook. (To take advantage of this offer, enter the discount code in page 2 of the shopping cart’s checkout process, after you put in your billing information.) [...] |
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