• Â to design the overall layout and look of the web site.
• Â design small and meaningful icons or creating logos to complete the web layout and present it in html format.
• Web designer is the one who knows which colors to select, and what images should be placed where, to greatly communicate the business sense of client.
• How to make page attractive for target audience? Whether it demands some flash intro or some other flash effects or the simple site will present the elegance of client’s organization?
•  Which data is to be displayed at right place to get the best required viewer’s concentration? Web Designer’s role in the whole website making is to answer the above question practically by making relative web contents.

Web developer makes logic, functions, and makes the website come alive. Web developer has to look after the working of website’s functionality, and he can guess and correct if there is any malfunctioning in website. Tasks in between those two extremes may include following.

• Email processing
• Building simple function logic
• Database handling
• Displaying catalogs
• Making online forms alive and effective
• Dynamic page generation
• Development of shopping cart
• Payment processing
• Development of CMS (Content Management System)
• Development of Order Management System
• Development of any type of Tracking System
• Any type of web application demanded by client.

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Keep it Simple and Clean
Either use CSS or tabled to layout your page keep them align properly if you design a website with search engine in mind. Not to many pages and use template for safer design. CMS or Blog Script equipped with template ready.

Not To many Fonts… Please
Use max 3 kinds of font face size 10 – 14 points, just use diffrent font style (Italic,bold,Oblique) for instance to emphasize keyword. Use a font that is available on all computers avoiding messed up your design.

Keep index page Short )

Short Homepage/Index Page, we can always make our web design in several pages, Filling your frontpage with all the contents will make a viewer confuse.

Easy Menu/Navigation
Creating a simple and easy navigation will make visitor stay longer. using short ,clear and right words will also help your visitor know your content of page they click. Place your menu on top, left or right side of your website. You can also use a dropdown menu if you have many links.

Cross Browser Compatibility
There are many browser in the internet (IE,Firefox,Opera,Netscape), make sure your design are compatible with those major browser, install them all in your computer for testing purposes.

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You might also have invested in some really great pictures or images on your site. I’m afraid this will carry zero influence on your visitor’s instant opinion. You might think if you make an unrepeatable offer, that your visitor is bound to be swayed by that! I’m sorry, the instant opinion clicks in, and your brilliant offer lies unseen. This is because the second your page is displayed your subconscious mind goes to work, and the instant opinion begins to form. By now, you are probably wondering just what it is that has this power. Exactly what can have an immediate reaction in your site visitors. You may have already worked out that the answer is colors. It is the color scheme used on your website which causes your page visitors to create that instant opinion.

The reason this happens is because we all react psychological and intuitively to colors. There isn’t anything we can do about this. Colors has an affect on each of us. As you will know, millions are spent by big companies in deciding the correct colors of new products and in their marketing campaigns. What they fully understand is the psychological power of colors. And they use this to the maximum in their promotions. The right colors can be the critical factor in the success of big company products. What webmasters have to realize, and this can be very important, is that the same color psychology applies to our web pages.

The color scheme on your web pages can tell your visitor different things. The colors could convey a negative message, in which case be prepared for your visitors to leave your site very quickly. If you’re selling a product from your web page, it wouldn’t matter how smart your sales messages are, it’s possible that they won’t be read anyway. The good news, however, is that you can use colors to engender a really positive reaction. This isn’t a new discovery. The psychological power of colors is well known in the offline marketing world. It’s been around with us for decades. No matter who we are, emotions are conveyed to our subconscious through the use of colors.

What we need to do in our website design is to ensure the color combination on our web pages convey a positive feelings. If you do this, then you will be conveying a trust, sense of belonging and warmth. The last thing you would want to do is convey feelings of rejection, distrust and coolness. The following list of colors indicates the feelings and emotions with which they are associated:

RED Excitement, sense of power, leadership, love, danger, energy, strength etc

ORANGE Cheerfulness, courage, confidence, comfort, steadfastness, playfulness, friendliness etc

YELLOW Organization, caution, amusement, brightness, curiosity, intelligence, joy etc

GREEN Money, food, health, healing, nature, life, harmony etc

BLUE Acceptance, tranquility, patience, peace, trustworthiness, stability, love etc

PURPLE Ambition, dignity, royalty, independence, wisdom, luxury, nobility etc

BROWN Tribal, earthiness, nature, durability, comfort, primitive, reliability etc

BLACK Sophistication, style, elegance, health, formality, power, dramatic etc

WHITE Simplicity, innocence, purity, fresh, cleanliness, easy, goodness etc

In summary, the color scheme you use on your web pages need to be reflected by the product or offering you make. What happens is that the subconscious mind of your visitor will attempt to reconcile the colors with the message. If it can’t, it will lose interest. And you will lose your visitor. You should spend time in determining what are the right colors for your web pages. Try and make sure your colors and message are in harmony. If you do this, your website will produce the results you’re looking for. Be aware, your color scheme can cause your website to make a profit or a loss.
About the Author

Brian McGregor is an internet entrepreneur and business consultant, and author of the ebook CASH COLORS. If the topic of cool web designs is of interest to you, CASH COLORS shows how to make your web page colors work for you, as opposed to against you. http://www.cash-colors.com