As pretty as a web page must be, nothing is as important as making the page easy for the user to navigate. It wouldn't help things if there were a beautiful font and color scheme used on all the text if the user cannot tell in an instant which text is clickable. We keep the site very clean and understandable thereby making the browsing experience much more inviting.

Take a look at our sites that we have built and see how long it takes you to figure out where the menu is and what the most important feature in the site is. You should have no problem at all navigating the site.

Perhaps you like the way the links on this page jump out slowly when you scroll over them? Perhaps you like this custom dialog box? Perhaps you like neither. But fluid designs is part of what we offer with every website. Having a fluid design makes for a much more organised website and here is why.

Imagine you want a greeting to appear to the user but only after five seconds. A fluid design would wait until it is ready to gradually drop the greeting and then animate it into the page. A second scenario could be to imagine that you have too much information to display on one page and you want to hide the extra content and only display it when the user clicks read more. Well, many browsers have a read more option which when clicked displays the rest. But isn't it cool when the rest of the info gradually animates into existence instead of just appearing suddenly as if it forgot it was supposed to be there.

In summary fluid designs give a very professional look and feel to your site. (Visit our custom made Need An Eitzah for more fluid design examples.)

Having a friendly URL (webpage address) is vital for a website's success. A common scenario for a lot of websites nowadays(, especially ones that have dynamic content and need to point to a specific article ID in order to reference that article) use URLs that look something like this: www.example.com?article_id=2537 This however is unfriendly and terrible for search engine recognition. This is because Google (amongst others) ranks pages heavily based on their URL content. So a page that talks about hunting in Africa will not be given much weight for someone searching for the words 'Hunting In Africa' if the URL doesn't reflect that. True, Google realises that the topic is mentioned in your page, but how should Google know if the searcher is looking for a page that only mentions that topic? We rewrite the URL's to give Google something like this: www.example.com/articles/hunting-in-africa Now when someone searches on Google for 'Hunting In Africa', Google says "I know a page which is just about hunting in Africa, in fact it's URL shows that this is exactly what it is about, this page will definitely please this searcher". And so with our clever URL rewriting, your pages are highly more likely to appear in search results, something that every website strives for.

Having a beautiful design is one of the most important features for most sites. Most users tend to judge a business by the appearance of its website. Is it sleek, fast and professional giving off the impression of a company who knows what they are doing or is it that boring old school style and perhaps the user would be wiser to seek help elsewhere.

Our graphic designers are extremely skilled in digital graphics and highly creative. Check out the portfolio to get a glimpse of the creativity and ideas.

What is corporate identity? Its a fancy way saying that your company is themed. For example, if your website was built on a black and cream color, then you would want your Logo and your advertisments looking like that as well.

Of course, this goes beyond colors. When your advertisment conveys for example a happy bright look, then you need to make sure that your website and Logo do too. This ensures that customers remember your company when ever they see your theme.

Have you ever been on a popular site and it literally takes at least 10 seconds for all of the content and images to load? Unfortunately not enough developers have the technical skill to properly cache pages and images. Caching is the process of telling the user's browser to remember the content served up for next time. Say you had some large images that you did not plan on changing for at least a week. Wouldn't it be good if you could tell a users browser as follows: Do you mind keeping those images for later use so that when I tell you to go and fetch those images next time you will already have them and just display them from your own cache?

Example number two. Have you ever tried hitting 'back' from a link you just clicked on? A lot of the time the page has to requested again and is extremely frustrating for the user. Here at Pixeleague we cache as much as possible. Full pages, images and everything that could be saved by the user is taken advantage of and the results are startlingly clear. Our pages load very quick (the second time you browse).

Every site occasionally gets hacked. Period. But there are certain measures that can be taken to reduce the amount of times your site is hacked to almost zero and to minimise damage should it occur. Our programmers are security conscientious and spend a lot of time going through the code making sure there no security holes.

Oh, to be perfect. We wont claim perfection as it is indeed a big word. But you would be hard put trying to find a mistake on one of our websites. Our designers work hard to make sure there is nothing graphically wrong like too things overlapping by mistake, something all to common with some Web Designers. Our programmers too work hard to ensure that all the features work as expected and there are no redundant parts that are broken.

Every page is made up of several parts. There is the actual HTML and text that appears on every page, of course. But there are a myriad other things that get loaded in the background at the same time as the requested page. Browsers get informed what to go and fetch by commands in the HTML and promptly fetch many more pages that will help this page function well. Some of these things include style sheets, javascript and jquery. The affect of these requests on the browser are significantly large. Sites that have more then a couple of these take their time in loading since the browser has to go and fetch each one of them.

We condense all of our external code into very compressed code in order for the files to be small. Next, using our very own custom made software we append all of the appropriate content for each type into a single page to be loaded by the browser that now has only to fetch that one page. Right click on this page and check the source [view-source] and you will see only one CSS file and only one Javascript file. Then take a look at some other sites you know and see if can see the difference.

In short, for large sites that need to gain every second of loading time, we design the site with very few images so as to load the page immediately. Take a look at Need An Eitzah and see that there are very few images there. However we work extra hard to compensate the lack of images and ensure that the site is built with professional standards.

Site navigation exists on every site that has more then one page. It is a clear list of links that inform the user (and search engines) how to get around the site. Without it users wouldn't be able to browse around your site. We arrange for the site navigation to remain clear wherever a user is on the site and that the appropriate links that he would expect to see appear before him clearly.

What is AJAX? AJAX in short is the ability to perform database queries without refreshing the page. For example, say you had a registration form where people could sign up to a feature you offer on your site. The user would then have to fill in a username text field. Then upon submission the user's application might be refused because the username had already been taken.

What we do is as soon as the user finishes typing in his requested username, even before he clicks submit we query the database asking if that username exists already and if it does we display an error immediately. The happy user can then choose another username without submitting the form making the browsing experience altogether much easier.