Well, we’ve just release the new DreamweaverMadeSimple Dreamweaver CS3 tutorial, and with the new tutorial we also have a new look site!

If you’re an existing customer you can upgrade to the latest version free of charge. You should have received an email with the download link for the new tutorial (if you haven’t just visit our support desk at support.infoweblink.com)

We’d love to hear your feedback on the new tutorial and on the new website so leave your comments below!

Basically there are 4 types of websites that you can build and each one server a particular purpose and as part of of your web site creation process it’s a good idea to be clear on which type of website you’re out to create!

Now, that doesn’t mean that your website has to be limited to just one of these 4. in fact many websites contain aspects of 2,3 or all 4 of these types.

Here’s a short video I put together for you to better understand these 4 different website types, what they are, why you’d want to use them and when to use them.

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The 3rd part of our dreawmeaver tutorial series - Creating a basic webpage in dreamweaver

In the last video you discoverd how to get started with dreamweaver and setup and site as well as creating your first page.

In this short video you’ll discover just how fast you can get your first page looking great …

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Here’s part 2 of our short video Series How to create a basic webpage with Dreamweaver

In this short video you’ll discover the first steps in getting started in dreamweaver…

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Unless you’re living in pre-historic times chances are you’ve probably got some images on your website.

Poorly edited or low quality images can really spoil the look of your website. Using nice clean images can really make you look like a total website wiz.

One of the more popular image editing programs around is adobe photoshop - and like dreamweaver it can be frustrating to use when you’re just starting out.

There are lots of tutorials around on photoshop but many of them spend hours and hours going through useless tools and features that you would never use instead of getting straight to the point.

I don’t know about you - but I don’t want waste hours and hours learning about thing’s I’ll probably never use.

When I started trying to figure out how to actually use photoshop one of the first tutorials I can across was from a guy called David Peters. He had a great “Getting Started” guide that got straight to the point and had me creating crisp clean images in no time at all.

If you’d like to download that tutorial simply enter your details below and you’ll be taken straight to the download page where you can download “Getting Started With Photoshop” right now.

Having your website files well organized can mean the difference between a smooth running, functional website and utter Chaos!

Here are some simple tips on keeping your website files well organised (and a little trick that will make it easier to do!)

Here’s a short video on how to create rounded corners for a text box using css and dreamweaver.

Watch the full dreamweaver tutorial here

If you ever feel a bit stuck with dreamweaver, remember you can get answers to ALL your dreamweaver questions on the expert help forum over at www.dreamweaverbeginnertips.com + access to over 120 dreamweaver video tutorials

Have you ever wished you could add a site search to your website but where totally confused how to go about it?

Well, here’s a fast simple solution to adding site search to your website in a matter of minutes - without having to be a computer guru!

Watch the video below:

Here’s our latest Dreamweaver Tutorial video (even though it’s not really about dreamweaver…)

I just got a great question from Greg about keywords and I thought I’d share it with you since keywords play an important part in getting your site ranked in the search engines.

Here’s what Greg Asked:

“Can you tell me how it is that when I click on the
-> “View” menu then
-> “Page Source”
only about 1/2 of the websites have their keywords for everyone to see, and the others seem to hide their keywords?”

How can I hide my keywords?

I’m assuming Greg’s referring to the Keyword meta tags here.

Well actually those keywords aren’t REALLY the keywords that the search engines are using when they are ranking your website.

Search engines like google and yahoo etc, actually focus a lot more on the actual keywords that are contained in the content of your pages, in other words the actual content that you visitors are reading rather than the meta tag keywords when ranking your site for keywords.

So basically you can “hide” your keywords by simply leaving them out of the meta tags and making sure you have them as part of the content of the page.