Over half of the Mobile app development & website designs on the internet today were produced over two years ago using the old Hypertext Mark up Language (HTML) when access to the internet was via the slow dial-up connection. Internet users are now no longer willing to wait minutes for information or graphics to download. With the advent of WI-FI, ADSL and high speed internet, information can now be obtained, downloaded and maintained easily. The development of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) has also enabled the Mobile app development & website design designer to produce clean, professional Mobile app development & website design designs.
Any Mobile app development & website design we design now includes:
Your chosen design using the latest methods
50MB of webspace ( this is enough webspace for a starter site)
1 POP3 Mailbox (i.e. your own e-mail facility)
E-mail forwarding to an existing account
Hosting on a fast reliable commercial server
Ease of adding further webpages
Visitor statistics
Search Engine Optimisation
Search Engine submission
Domain Name Registration
Web Hosting on a fast reliable server
Optional extras
A guestbook for your visitors to leave comments etc.
A feedback form so you can gather information from your visitors
A photo gallery ( ideal for those Mobile app development & website designs that require a lot of images )
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search engine optimisation
The process of choosing targeted keyword phrases related to a site, and ensuring that the site places well when those keyword phrases are part of a Web search.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is crucial for bringing targeted visitors to your Mobile app development & website design.
Search engine promotion is a process of optimizing the content of your Mobile app development & website design to achieve targeted visitors and high rankings in all the important search engines (such as Google, Yahoo, MSN, etc). This is why it important to use your chosen keywords regularly throughout your Mobile app development & website design.
Search engine friendly Mobile app development & website designs have more chance of attaining higher rankings than those that have not been optimised. This is standard procedure for our Mobile app development & website designs.
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Search Engine Submission
The act of supplying a URL to a search engine in an attempt to make a search engine aware of a site or page.
Having a newly created superb Mobile app development & website design is only half the battle. The next and possibly biggest hurdle to cross is actually getting people to find it. One of the simplest and easiest ways of promoting your Mobile app development & website design is by word-of-mouth. Another way of promoting your Mobile app development & website design would be to submit your URL (web address) to the leading internet search engines.
Search engine submission simply refers to the act of getting your web site listed with search engines. Another term for this would be search engine registration. Getting listed with search engines does not mean that you will necessarily rank well with them, however. It simply means that the search engine knows your pages exist.
Iris Mobile app development & website design Design will submit your Mobile app development & website design to our list of leading search engines and directories which include: Google, MSN, Yahoo, Altavista, Askjeeves and the DMOZ
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Mobile app development & website design maintenance is defined as keeping the Mobile app development & website design current. It is not intended to be a redesign or a revamped design.
As your Mobile app development & website design expands and gains in popularity you may wish to add or remove content from your site. Mobile app development & website design maintenance generally means making sure that your files and file directory structures are up and running properly at all times, and all your links are functional.
Since Hypertext Mark Up Language documents (HTML) and their related graphics components are linked in specific ways, any changes or additions that you make to existing documents or directories (folders) could affect or alter their relationship to one another. The most common result is that hyperlinks are broken (how many times do you see page not found), and images or entire pages do not load properly.