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Only designing a website and writing content is not enough these days; you need to grab the attention of the internet audience as well. Only an enticing headline will prompt readers to click on your page links. So, headlines should be short and promising and include keywords. This article offers some useful tips to make your Twitter headlines smarter and catchier.

This article discusses defensive web design in detail. It points out how, unless you help your users cope with functional errors, your website may lose visitors.

In the logo design industry, disagreements with client over a particular project are common. The trick lies in convincing the client that the design does not need any further changes. Opt for a firm and yet, polite approach.

Asking for feedback of your web designs can help you to know new things and sharpen your skills. To enjoy the benefits of feedback, adopt an open approach. Avoid taking negative feedback personally. Rather, evaluate it from a neutral point of view. It will help you to understand the weak points of your designs.

"This article explains how to change what happens when the blog viewer is visiting one of your site's Category pages. This involves the use of Themes and Template files, so if you are new to template files, you might want to read Using Themes and Stepping Into Templates first. "

Shows how the Types WordPress plugin is used to create custom post types, taxonomy and fields.

"Recently, reader Luke Knowles asked how to customize the sort order of his posts in WordPress. Looking into a solution to this question proved quite enlightening. Within moments I was able to discern 4 methods for modifying post order, and then several days later I discovered 2 additional custom sorting techniques. After updating the reply to Luke's comment, it seemed like some good information that other WordPressers may find useful. So, here are six ways to customize the sort order of posts in WordPress."

"WordPress has a built-in feature Post Thumbnails aka Featured Images. There is also a built-in function add_image_size() which lets you specify image sizes and give you the option to crop. Using these core functions in your theme can essentially eliminate the need of a third party script like TimThumb in most cases."

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"In celebration of Cyber Monday, today we're going to show you a technique for creating a custom "Splash Page" for your WordPress theme. You're probably seeing a lot of these around the net today, so you know that they're great for running quick promotions of products or events... but you can have fun with it and come up with creative ways to use a splash page such as advertising, donation button, radio pledge drives, highlight of an upcoming race, or highlight of a new product."

"Google Apps is one of the best email services. While having your email hosted on the same server as your website is convenient, in reality, it's not always the wise choice. The following are a few reasons to make the switch, and how to do it - if your host provides cPanel. "