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Adrian R

This simple metaphor will help you visualize your Web presence

One thing that I think is severely lacking in the Web development industry are metaphors. Because the tech industry is an always-changing field with new developments occurring sometimes every day, there is a constant stream of new language—something most people just call "jargon"—coming out of the mouths of the people you depend on to keep your site in gear. 

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Adrian R

Anchored Web handles domain and hosting services

Anchored Web offers domain and hosting services to clients. Our websites are compatible with a variety of different hosting configurations, and if you already have a domain and hosting, we can work within your environment if it can be done.

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Adrian R

How long does it take to build a Website?

The short answer: two to six weeks for standard Web sites. The long answer is that it really depends on a lot of factors, including what features you may be looking for—some clients just want a basic, five-page Website, while others want a shopping cart-enabled, inventory-tracking, email-campaigning Website with custom features.

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Adrian R

What is Joomla?

There are more than 253 million cars and trucks on U.S. roads today, a figure that seems even greater considering that most Americans would have no clue how to build or design such a complex machine. Despite this, we still rely upon them as our default mode of transportation. There's a similarity between Americans' reliance upon cars and trucks and Websites—it's not important for each person to know what's under the hood of either one, as long as it works and gets a person from A to B.

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Adrian R

Four ways Joomla! makes the Internet better for everyone

The Internet wasn't always this way. In the last ten years, we've seen the emergence of Facebook and Twitter as two of the most-visited Websites in history. Facebook in particular garners so much Internet traffic -- no surprise considering it has at least 750 million members -- that some are worried that it could swallow the Internet whole, making individual Websites obsolete.

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