<p>&nbsp;Creating a professional looking web design can be daunting. Today I'm going to share with you a single design tip that will help simplify your design process. It's sorting elements by size.</p> <p>Great designs have hiearchy. That means a clear indication of the most important and least important things on your page. The most important things&hellip;</p>

<p>&nbsp;Since your mobile phone is a much smaller screen than a tablet, laptop, or desktop it's imparitive your web design take advantage of every pixel. That's why you may be able to get away with one layout that looks good on larger screen devices but perhaps not on the small screen of a phone. In&hellip;</p>

<p>Have you ever heard of a squeeze page? A squeeze page is a term coined to mean a page that requires a site visitor to opt-into a mailing list before letting them brows the rest of the website. Squeeze pages are used to capture email leads. As an internet marketing it's important to capture leads&hellip;</p>

<p>In this article I will tell you how to resize your photos using a web application called picresize. Resizing your photos is important when it comes to web design because large file sizes, such as those created by DSLR camera's and mobile phones will slow the loading of your webpages unless they're resized before being&hellip;</p>

<p>If you're into internet marketing maybe you've heard the term "squeeze page" but you're not quite sure what that is. In this article I will explain what a squeeze page is and you can make it a part of your internet marketing arsenal.</p> <p>Typically when someone comes to your website they take a look around and&hellip;</p>

<p>http://youtu.be/M9A2brE5oZM</p> <p>In this article I'll show you how to resize images using WebStarts. Resizing your images will help your pages load faster and give you a more streamlined, better looking layout. To resize your images using WebStarts.com website builder follow these steps.</p> <p>Step 1.</p> <p>Upload an image to WebStarts. To upload an image to WebStarts you must first&hellip;</p>