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Web Design

Web Server Fundamentals Web browsers communicate with Web servers via the TCP/IP protocol. The browser sends HTTP requests to the server, which responds with HTML pages and possibly additional programs in the form of ActiveX controls or Java applets.
 

Readers experience Web pages in two ways: as a direct medium where pages are read online, and as a delivery medium to access information that is later downloaded into text files or printed onto paper. Your expectations about how readers will typically use your site should govern your design decisions. Documents to be read online must be concise, with the amount of graphics carefully "tuned" to the bandwidth available to the mainstream of your audience. But don't patronize your readers or insult their intelligence. The common advice that the Web is dominated by semi-literate "screenagers" who won't read more than two sentences in a row is grossly exaggerated, and probably irrelevant to you and your audience anyway. You do not need to "dumb down" your content or shave it to a meaningless skeleton. Just be aware that readers will typically want to print longer pages or more complex presentations to read "offline" from paper.

Key Benefits

Pricing (subject to change)

Domain Name                     $35 each year

Design                                 $250

Changes                              $15 ea.

Hosting                                $12/ Month

1 time set- up                      $25

Call (714) 961-1481 for a quote
Or E-mail arnie@ampevents.com

Prices subject to change without notice.

Reference Accounts

Placentia Women's Club  www.placentiartwomensclub.org
Bradford House www.bradfordhouse.com
R A Wood  www.rawoodco.com
K T M Enterprises  www.ktmenterprises.com
Placentia Stars www.placentiastarsabwa.org

  
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