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10 Design Tips To Live By
By: Mitchell Harper
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    2002-02-06

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    10 Design Tips To Live By


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    In this article Mitchell talk about the top ten design tips that any web designer should live by. He talks about usability, colors, linking, cascading style sheets, image optimization, testimonials and more.In this article I'm going to talk about the top ten design tips that I live by. I've spent the last couple of weeks formulating this list and if you run a web site or are a professional web developer, then you really should keep this list by your side.

    I've decided to share this list with you because of the overwhelming number of emails I receive every week from people that read my articles around the web. They ask me to critique their web sites for design and/or usability flaws. Hopefully though, if you use the tips in this article when you're creating a site then you won't need anyone to critique yours.

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