Some people have a hard time figuring out how to change the hi-resolution settings on their digital camera or can't seem to find a simple enough program on their computer to size their pictures.

They end up with an image on the website that is 3000 pixel tall and 6000 pixel wide.

An image this size will not display on the screen and while some browsers tend to reduce the image to fit the window, the image still wrecks the webpage and it looks very unprofessional. Not to mention these photographs makes the website load forever and you end up loosing potential customers.

Try to find a program on your computer or online that you can use to size your images correctly or if you get frustrated, contact us.

We are here to help!

So, you decided to do your website on your own anyway and the picture is just not the right size and you start dragging it's edge around and end-up with a totally distorted or disproportion image.

While it fits the space perfectly, it makes your site appear unprofessional and the visitor may just move on after looking at your "homemade" looking website. Not only does it look terrible but the file size does not change when you scale the image so it will cause the page to load slowly and turn the visitor away.

Many people tend to visit websites in public places and most times cannot play music. If you have music that auto starts and the person draws unwanted attention then that embarrassment is forever associated with your website and they may never return.

The time has come when I have to start sharing all what I know about website design. So, I will be sending out a series of tips that you should consider when creating a website. They are going to be short and sweet, so stay tuned.

So, here is the first tip for the week: