Charlieweb

Hand crafted, standards compliant web design

Features

• Email Address Converter - an online tool enabling you to provide partial protection for your email address against Spam.
• Standards Compliant HTML Code - the importance of correctly coded web pages.
• Modular Website Construction - consistent appearance, simple and inexpensive site-wide updates using hand built templates.
• Proven Ecommerce Experience - use your website to improve your profitability.
• Reliable Internet Marketing Strategies - setting honest and realistic goals.
• Personal Service - Charlie and Mal, one and the same

Services

• Website Hosting - quality hosting of your new website from AUS$129.95 per year!
• Website Analysis and Repair Service - it could save you money and keep your customers happier
• Website Applications such as Email Forms, Order Forms, Database Services etc - keep your visitors interested and interactive
• Spam-proof Your Website - essential website housekeeping!
• Updates to Existing Websites - is your website current and easy to find?
• Rates - Standard, Commercial, Wholesale - can you afford NOT to have well coded web pages?

Better News...!

• Apple have released a Windows version of their excellent web browser Safari. I have had a quick look at it, and it appears to work really well. It only runs on XP and Vista however.
• Now it really is time for PC users to get rid of Internet Explorer and use a decent standards compliant browser. Firefox is available for those with older versions of Windows.

Good News...!

• Microsoft have released version 7 of their Internet Explorer browser for the PC. Finally they are offering the support for now ageing web standards such as transparency in PNG images (5 - 10 years behind the rest of the world), fixed positioning of page elements and tabbed browsing. This has enabled me to redesign this site for the whole world. Hooray!
• If you experience problems with any standards compliant website now, it is likely that you will need to download a standards compliant browser (eg Firefox, Netscape, Safari, Opera, iCab) or update your Internet Explorer to Version 7. No doubt it will have some unexpected bugs - it wouldn't be a Microsoft product without - but hopefully they will be fixed in a timely fashion.

Bad News...!

• Microsoft have bludgeoned me into submission. Because my website looked so awful on IE6, and because so many people still use it, I have gone back to 12 year old web design. (Quietly weeping with frustration...)