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The Originator by George J. Rogers |
 Where Ideas become Reality, through Web Design. |
Quote for The Day It's not your blue blood, your pedigree or your college degree. It's
what you do with your life that counts. |
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Mission
Statement - "The Originator" Submit
an " Article" for possible inclusion
in "The Originator". The article must focus on topics relevant
to Web Authors. Article will change weekly. Submit a "Question to FAQ" to ask questions publicly. Include that you would like replies by Email or Public posting to web FAQ. Submit a "Question
to Web Author Group" On-Line Web Site Design Training Links of Interest |
OAC Up and Running by George Rogers Posted
06/18/01 Pager: 713-549-9283 (will return call as quick as possible) E-mail: george.j.rogers@uth.tmc.edu Helpful Hints
There is no single recipe or structure to a good web site that you can apply to all types of content. Good Web Design comes from organizing your content and viewing your content as your visitor to your web site would see it. Posted 06/18/01 Frequently Asked Questions - Answers
posted to your web design/publishing questions. Posted
06/04/01
Web Page Highlights This section will highlight a web site with a specific feature in mind as a "Best Practice" method. Look for it in the coming days. Keeping Web Site Content Current by George Rogers Any web site is only as good as the information it contains. Keeping published information current is an ongoing battle for most web authors. This is why it is best to organize your web site directory structure by function. Create separate directories for the following examples; calendars, newsletters, events, images by function, sub groups within departments, and more. Organize the web site directories to make it easy to navigate and find information. Create a structure only 2 to 3 levels deep. A wider structure is easier to maintain than a deep one. Remember: Your web site is being viewed by a World Wide audience. Posted 05/21/01 Daily News Highlights Senators Close To Internet Tax Agreement By Mary Mosquera Monitoring and Privacy: Is Your Head Still In the Sand? By Sean Doherty Proposed standard privacy symbols for Web sites By Jennifier Disabatino |
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