Domozych Media http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog Web Sites Built and Remodeled - Domozych Media is a full service website studio, specializing in design and development, providing comprehensive online social optimization. Wed, 09 Jun 2010 01:14:04 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc Web Sites Built and Remodeled - Domozych Media is a full service website studio, specializing in design and development, providing comprehensive online social optimization. Domozych Media no Domozych Media adomozych@gmail.com adomozych@gmail.com (Domozych Media) Web Sites Built and Remodeled - Domozych Media is a full service website studio, specializing in design and development, providing comprehensive online social optimization. web design, cheap sites, internet marketing, web site designers, web site construction Domozych Media http://domozychmedia.com/media/images/podcast144.jpg http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog Podcast: Why People Use Search Engine Optimization http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/124/podcast-why-people-use-search-engine-optimization/ http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/124/podcast-why-people-use-search-engine-optimization/#comments Tue, 08 Jun 2010 16:02:48 +0000 wunruh http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/?p=124 Learn about the three types of searchers! You can download this podcast directly or listen to it using the player below.

If you look at long-term strategic planning when you’re developing your website, you’ll want to listen to our podcast on why people use search engine optimization.

Andrew Domozych discusses the purpose behind understanding user behavior and Wes Unruh explains how we approach scalability in creating a website. We explain the reasons you might want a website, and the purpose behind search engine optimization.

This podcast is about ten minutes long and is work-safe.

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]]> http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/124/podcast-why-people-use-search-engine-optimization/feed/ 1 Andrew Domozych,Business,Business/Finance,Internet Marketing,Internet search engines,Optimization,player,Search Engine,Search engine optimization,Searchers,Strategic planning,Technology Learn about the three types of searchers! You can download this podcast directly or listen to it using the player below. - If you look at long-term strategic planning when you're developing your website, you'll want to listen to our podcast on why peop... Learn about the three types of searchers! You can download this podcast directly or listen to it using the player below. If you look at long-term strategic planning when you're developing your website, you'll want to listen to our podcast on why people use search engine optimization. Andrew Domozych discusses the purpose behind understanding user behavior and Wes Unruh explains how we approach scalability in creating a website. We explain the reasons you might want a website, and the purpose behind search engine optimization. This podcast is about ten minutes long and is work-safe. Domozych Media no 8:49 Podcast: How to Develop a Future-Compatible Site http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/98/podcast-how-to-develop-a-future-compatible-site/ http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/98/podcast-how-to-develop-a-future-compatible-site/#comments Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:46:30 +0000 wunruh http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/?p=98 You can’t afford to be slow to adapt online if you hope to be prepared for the future of mobile, or m-commerce. Today’s podcast also covers the importance of web-compatible colors, and Andrew discusses the traditional aspects of graphic design that still hold true even as we design for the future of the internet.

If you are unable to play the podcast using the player below, you can download the podcast directly with this link and listen to the .mp3 with your own player.

By 2011, more people will be accessing the internet by cell phones than by desktop computers. So take a look at your site on a blackberry, an iPhone, or any other cellphone you may have accessible and ask yourself if this is what you want your customers to see. If it looks fine to you, then you probably don’t need our services.

On the other hand, if your site is built on tables, or is reliant on flash, there’s a chance you might want to take ten minutes and listed to our podcast today to learn how we approach forwad-thinking maximum compatibility in our web design.

Look for a bonus podcast tomorrow where we’ll discuss the strategy we apply in developing site navigation.

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]]> http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/98/podcast-how-to-develop-a-future-compatible-site/feed/ 0 .mobi,BlackBerry,cell phones,Digital audio,Human Interest,Internet,IPhone,ITunes,Mobile commerce,Mobile phone,Mobile technology,mp3 You can't afford to be slow to adapt online if you hope to be prepared for the future of mobile, or m-commerce. Today's podcast also covers the importance of web-compatible colors, and Andrew discusses the traditional aspects of graphic design that sti... You can't afford to be slow to adapt online if you hope to be prepared for the future of mobile, or m-commerce. Today's podcast also covers the importance of web-compatible colors, and Andrew discusses the traditional aspects of graphic design that still hold true even as we design for the future of the internet. If you are unable to play the podcast using the player below, you can download the podcast directly with this link and listen to the .mp3 with your own player. By 2011, more people will be accessing the internet by cell phones than by desktop computers. So take a look at your site on a blackberry, an iPhone, or any other cellphone you may have accessible and ask yourself if this is what you want your customers to see. If it looks fine to you, then you probably don't need our services. On the other hand, if your site is built on tables, or is reliant on flash, there's a chance you might want to take ten minutes and listed to our podcast today to learn how we approach forwad-thinking maximum compatibility in our web design. Look for a bonus podcast tomorrow where we'll discuss the strategy we apply in developing site navigation. Domozych Media no 9:19 Podcast: Designing for Maximum Compatibility http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/72/podcast-designing-for-maximum-compatibility/ http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/72/podcast-designing-for-maximum-compatibility/#comments Sun, 01 Nov 2009 13:41:47 +0000 wunruh http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/?p=72 Today’s podcast (which you can listen to using the player at the bottom of this post, or by downloading directly) is the beginning of a number of podcasts which will highlight how we focus on building sites people can easily use, without confusion. At the end of the day, your website is a solution to a specific concern, that of connecting with people who are interested in what you have to offer. Creating a space where people can learn about your services, products, and brand is the purpose behind putting your site up online.

While this podcast discusses the compatibility issues that arise with flash specifically, we will also be explaining how interactivity can be created using simpler approaches which emphasize your content rather than relying on the bells and whistles of over-the-top animations and flash intro screens. While there are a lot of useful ways to use flash in a website, often relying on graphics and interactivity can limit who is able to use your site. This is something we strive to avoid.

Instead, we explain in today’s audio how the technological changes in browsers and the upcoming advances in html itself are creating new opportunities in how web design can frame content, and how we at Domozych Media are preparing our clients to meet the coming revolution in mobile commerce.

Here are a few related articles on this, from the excellent blog Web Design Ledger:

If you have any questions or comments, feel free to email us using the form below and we will happily address your questions in upcoming podcasts.

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]]> http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/72/podcast-designing-for-maximum-compatibility/feed/ 1 .mobi,Adobe Flash,Animation software,blog Web Design Ledger,Entertainment/Culture,Flash,html,Information science,Interactivity,internet-capable devices,player,Podcast Andrew and I discuss how we approach web design to maximize compatibility across all internet-capable devices in today's podcast. Andrew and I discuss how we approach web design to maximize compatibility across all internet-capable devices in today's podcast. Domozych Media no 8:16 Podcast: Creative Commons and Open Source http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/58/podcast-creative-commons-and-open-source/ http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/58/podcast-creative-commons-and-open-source/#comments Wed, 28 Oct 2009 23:01:05 +0000 wunruh http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/?p=58 In this first podcast, Andrew and I discuss the importance of Creative Commons and the open source software development community in our approach to web design.

We go into detail regarding why we publish under a creative commons license on the podcast, and then segue into a discussion regarding open source software and the open source community. Future podcasts will cover web development and online marketing concerns, and you can expect to see a new podcast every four or five days.

The tones at the beginning and ending of each of our podcast episodes come from the track 17 Ghosts II from the band Nine Inch Nails (live video here) which itself was released under the same Creative Commons license we publish this blog and the related audio and video media.

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]]> http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/58/podcast-creative-commons-and-open-source/feed/ 1 creative commons,domozych media podcasting In this first podcast, Andrew and I discuss the importance of Creative Commons and the open source software development community in our approach to web design. - We go into detail regarding why we publish under a creative commons license on the podcast, In this first podcast, Andrew and I discuss the importance of Creative Commons and the open source software development community in our approach to web design. We go into detail regarding why we publish under a creative commons license on the podcast, and then segue into a discussion regarding open source software and the open source community. Future podcasts will cover web development and online marketing concerns, and you can expect to see a new podcast every four or five days. The tones at the beginning and ending of each of our podcast episodes come from the track 17 Ghosts II from the band Nine Inch Nails (live video here) which itself was released under the same Creative Commons license we publish this blog and the related audio and video media. Domozych Media no 7:30 Podcast: How Site Navigation Strategy Increases Website Traffic http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/101/podcast-how-site-navigation-strategy-increases-website-traffic/ http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/101/podcast-how-site-navigation-strategy-increases-website-traffic/#comments Fri, 06 Mar 2009 13:20:10 +0000 wunruh http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/?p=101 In this podcast, Andrew and I discuss how we discover the most applicable site navigation structure based on keyword analysis. In creating a web site, every aspect of the site is important. Here we discuss why this is, and provide a few pointers on how to break out of the traditional web design.

This is a bonus podcast, in response to a question, and you can play it using the player at the bottom of this page, or download the .mp3 directly to your computer or device. Look for our next podcast on search engine optimization next week, and don’t hesitate to contact us at 518-595-9734 if you’d like a website remodeling consultation.

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]]> http://www.domozychmedia.com/blog/post/101/podcast-how-site-navigation-strategy-increases-website-traffic/feed/ 2 C,Computing,Digital audio,Entertainment/Culture,Internet Marketing,Podcast,Pointer,Search engine optimization,Technology,Technology/Internet,Web design,Web syndication In this podcast, Andrew and I discuss how we discover the most applicable site navigation structure based on keyword analysis. In creating a web site, every aspect of the site is important. Here we discuss why this is, In this podcast, Andrew and I discuss how we discover the most applicable site navigation structure based on keyword analysis. In creating a web site, every aspect of the site is important. Here we discuss why this is, and provide a few pointers on how to break out of the traditional web design. This is a bonus podcast, in response to a question, and you can play it using the player at the bottom of this page, or download the .mp3 directly to your computer or device. Look for our next podcast on search engine optimization next week, and don't hesitate to contact us at 518-595-9734 if you'd like a website remodeling consultation. Domozych Media no 6:39