Author Archives: Patricia Geary

A Guide to Website Design Patterns

Posted on February 11, 2011 by Patricia Geary

A good navigation system is a MUST for any website, especially a genealogy website. The larger your site, the better the navigation should be. Six Revisions, a blog for web developers and web designers had a very insightful post by … Continue reading →

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Planning a Genealogy Website EBook 2nd Edition

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Patricia Geary

    Just released, Planning a Genealogy Website 2nd Edition by Pat Geary Microsoft MVP Expression Web is a FREE 42 page EBook. The EBook is a great resource for anyone who is interested in creating a genealogy website especially … Continue reading →

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Seven Super Quick Tips for Beginner and Amateur Web Designers

Posted on July 21, 2010 by Patricia Geary

Web design is a tricky art that combines both the creative and the analytical skill sets to create something unique and visually compelling. At the end of the day, good web design is more than the sum of its parts. … Continue reading →

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Install multiple web designer based apps with one click

Posted on June 29, 2010 by Patricia Geary

Thanks to Chris Hanscom of Unhandled Perception for making me aware of this neat program, Ninite Easy PC Installer Ninite lets you pick your favorite software from among an extensive list (Web browsers, messaging, media, images, documents, security, runtimes, file … Continue reading →

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Free Site Template Layouts for FrontPage 2003 and Sharepoint Designer 2007

Posted on April 19, 2010 by Patricia Geary

These FREE Expression Web Site Templates were previously announced on Expression Web Tips. They are available for all versions of Expression Web. They will also work in FrontPage 2003 and the free Sharepoint Designer 2007. The set of twelve site … Continue reading →

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