Thread: Website Resolution for Awards?
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Re: Website Resolution for Awards?
I asked the question assuming that the FIRST judges, those whom will be judging the Website Award this year, are significantly experience with websites and know what is entailed in an effective website. Webdesigners design for their visitors. Obviously, the FIRST Judges' approval is a good sign that you are on the path to becoming a successful webmaster. Why not design to please them? They are my audience, for all intensive purposes, as well as anyone out there who may stumble across my team's website. If they approve, then it is fair to say that most others will.
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