Our work is absolutely 100% compatible with all browsers
(i.e. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari and others.) to any PC or Mac and will show perfectly and work smoothly on any platform, including hand-held devices.
We can guarantee full compatibility because we hand code with no HTML editors. HTML editors, like Front Page or Dreamweaver, creates several "work around tables", it just dumps tables and more tables in the code, making it difficult for the crawler's robots to read your web site's important content, and can also make the page not to render properly in some cases, showing incompatibility errors between browsers. In addition we have extensively researched all available XHTML and CSS tags and, as a result, we have a strong working knowledge of which tags work with all browsers and which ones don't.
We create mouseover features using CSS, which is HTML code. Most developers use java script for mouseover features which requires more code and more trouble ahead. A clean and script-free code is always guaranteed to be compatible to all future browser generations and will not brake apart when the next browser's updates comes around.
Our websites come with a full Stylesheet that provides a clean and reliable code and makes it very easy for future formatting changes. We use DocType XHTML 1.0 Strict which is the most recommended nowadays. To learn more about DocType please read below under "Document Type Declarations."
All pictures used will be carefully edited for viewing improvement and will be optimized for fast download.
Picture optimization is a very important key for your success. Web sites without picture optimization will either take too long to download or will show low quality images.
All JPEG images can be optimized up to 1000%, or even more, without noticeable quality loss. Reducing edges with a tiny blur can also help considerably when optimizing JPEG files.
Below are two examples of picture that has been edited for viewing improvement. Few fixings (like removing the sign pole) will not be charged.
Our websites are 100% search engine friendly, which means that it can be indexed by the crawlers (Google, Yahoo and others) easily and fast. Our hand code is clean, tableless and java script free, ready for the crawlers to read and understand all the links and contents with easy.
It is important to note that Search Engine Optimization is way more then including a simple META TAG in your code head. Only by using an organized set of HTML tags (H1, H2, H3... H6, A, UL, LI, TITLE, ALT, and some others) properly arranged throughout the entire code, will allow the contents of a web site to get indexed quickly and correctly relating to the specific keywords that you selected. To learn more about how these tags work please visit the search engine friendly page
In addition, if you are looking to have your web site related to specific keywords on internet searches, then all the written content of your web site (all the text) should be properly organized to represent that keyword.
All written content of every page of the web site should be organized and separated by headlines. The headlines should have the keyword content in them and should use the H1...H6 tags. The keywords placed on these tags should also match the page's title tag.
Below is as example of a headline, which should use one of the H1...H6 tags and should have important keyword content, and its correspondent text below, which uses a paragraph tag (p) and repeats the keyword content:
Headline = Search Engine Optimization
Content = Search engine optimization, also called SEO, will bring free traffic to your web site. Search engine optimization is important.
Of course this is a very exaggerated example but it's kind of like that.
If I find out that the keyword "SEO" has more hits then "Search Engine Optimization" or if I believe that it will provide me with a better quality traffic, then I would change the content to:
Headline = SEO
Content = SEO, also called Search Engine Optimization, will bring free traffic to your web site. SEO is important.
The important keywords have to be present in the proper places, this is called keyword representation and you can learn more about it visiting the keyword optimization page.
The code we use is great because we properly introduce the HTML heading tags (H1, H2, H3... H6) for all headings. The robots are able to identify, by theses tags, the written content in your headings and its respective text. Also they can identify the heading importance (from 1 to 6) and some highlighted important text with the bold tag.
The use of these tags is strongly recommended by Google itself to help it's robot (Goglebot) identifying and properly indexing the internet content. Unfortunately most of web sites don't make any usage of these tags, just like they never existed, either for laziness or luck of knowledge. There are also some basic rules on using these tags like quantity, order and content quality.
These heading tags were primitively introduced in HTML code with the intention of making different font sizes for header automatically. (H1) is the biggest title tag and (H6) is the smallest one. This considerably helps writing text in HTML code. Only latter on the robots were trained to use this tags to relate titles with its text on an attempt to improved the keyworded internet search.
We properly use the HTML heading tags in all our web design projects. Read more about the H1, H2, H3...H6 tags
Every web site should have a Document Type Declaration (DocType) that will define which version of (X)HTML the web site is actually using (Document Type Definition), and this is a critical piece of information needed by browsers or other tools processing the document. If a DocType is not present, the document will not be validated.
The Strict Doctype (XHTML 1.0 Strict), which is the one we are using on all our current projects, is the most valuable DocType to be used once it specifies that the document in reference follows strictly all the W3C specifications and guidelines and does not use any deprecated HTML tags.
For more information please go to DocTypes