Friday, October 30, 2009
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Logo Design :: High Five Financial Holdings
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Mobi Site Design :: http://www.pinkhappiness.mobi
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
How to Choose a Website Developer
You've realised that your company will go no further until you get your spot on the web, but where do you start?!
There are many design and development companies out there. Therefore, it is important to make an informed decision. You can't just go for the company that gave you the cheapest quote. Quantity & quality go hand in hand - you get what you pay for.
I've included some things to consider when choosing a website developer. These are not fail-proof, but they might help you to narrow the field down.
1. Check out your developer's own website
If you don't like the look or feel of it, or think that it lacks information, then perhaps they are not the way to go. However, just remember that your opinion may be based on taste & not on quality. Judge objectively.
Do some reading about their business. Who are they? What are their vision & values? How long have they been in business? Etc.
2. Ask to see your developer's portfolio
Seeing previous work that they have done, will help you to know whether they can provide the style & quality you are looking for.
3. Ask what kind of support your developer will provide
You will need to know whether they offer support before and after the job is done, if they are able to host your website, or, assist you in the hosting process.
Find out if they will charge for updates to the site after the project is complete, or if you will be able to implement changes yourself.
4. Know what the developer's terms & conditions are
Knowing these will help you to understand how your developer conducts business. A developer should be aware of the legalities involved in projects such as these.
5. Find out how much say you will have in the project
Afterall, you don't want to pay for something that you don't like.
Remember that you are going to pay them to give your business it's "online face", therefore you need to be completely happy with your choice of developer.
Keep invovled in the process & ask lots of questions. If your developer doesn't want to answer questions, avoids issues & keeps you in the dark, change your developer. A good developer will try to not only please you, but will also give you the confidence and knowledge required to run your business on the web.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Website & Logo Design :: Cybervets

Thursday, October 1, 2009
Website Design :: http://www.greenarrow.co.za

Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Online Marketing :: Are you getting your slice of the pie?
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Website Design :: http://www.niknakssa.mobi
With this in mind, we at Afridesign are claiming our slice of the mobi pie - while it's still hot!
Please check out our latest project - a mobi site for NikNaks - specifically built for their latest campaign.
Please check out our latest project - a mobi site for NikNaks - specifically built for their latest campaign.
Tip :: This really works best if you visit the site using your cellphone;

Monday, September 14, 2009
Website & Logo Design :: Electrosonic SA
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Website Design :: Etchells & Young Property Brokers
This year we completed quite a big project for Etchells & Young Property Brokers - a successful, upmarket, real estate agency situated in Gauteng.We designed & built a Joomla CMS site for E&Y, which affords the client the convenience of uploading fresh content & images to the site themselves. Although, we do regularly assist the client with web maintenance.
http://www.etchellsandyoung.co.za
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Logo Design :: Openbyte Technology & Safety Assist


Monday, August 31, 2009
Logo Design :: Joburg Bride
Please see a logo design that we finished just recently for a South African wedding planner. It's fun, fresh & funky - definitely one that will appeal to the ladies!
To view more of our logo designs, please visit our website at http://www.afridesign.com/website-design-07.php. If you require a logo design for your business, please give us a call or complete our online logo design request form http://www.afridesign.com/order-logo-design.php, and we would be happy to assist.
The Afridesign Team
Friday, August 28, 2009
Logo Design :: Edge Data Technologies
We just recently finished a logo design for a company named EdgeData Technologies - check it out!
Don't forget to become a fan of our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/pages/wwwafridesigncom/111655003278 to receive our updates!
Friday, August 21, 2009
Website Design :: www.revlon24seven.co.za
http://www.revlon24seven.co.za
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Logo Design :: Our Latest Logo Designs
Some of our latest logo designs.............another one of the services that we offer. Quality logo designs, custom made to our clients requirements, in no more than 5 working days.
To view more logo designs check out our website at http://www.afridesign.com/
Monday, August 17, 2009
Website Design :: www.aca2k.org.za
To see our website design profile, please visit our website at http://www.afridesign.com/portfolio-order-form.php. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/afridesign.
Friday, August 14, 2009
Website Design :: www.mygas.co.za
http://www.mygas.co.za/balloon/index.phpTuesday, January 8, 2008
Need to resize an image and you dont know how ?
Ever need a tool that helps you resize pictures at a click of a button. I have found a really simple to use application that with the right click of a mouse you can resize a whole bunch of pictures / images / photos.
It is really simple to use, all you need to do is download the application and install on your machine. Then once the installation is complete select the desired image you want to resize, right click and you will see you now have an extra menu called image resize, click on that a follow the prompts.
This can be useful if you need to resize your images for you blog or even if the image you want to send by email it too big. Try it... This might be just the item for you.
VSO Image Resizer and XP Power Toy Image Resizer.
(Windows VISTA) - vso_image_resizer_setup.exe (3.0 MB) - Click to Download
(Windows XP) - ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe (520 KB) - Click to Download
9 Good Reasons For having a WEB site
2. Your web site is available 24 hours a day and a web site is available to anyone anywhere in the world.
3. It is very easy to change or update the information on your web site.
4. If your competitors are on the web, then why are you not ? A web site will help you stay competitive, even if it is just a two pager with your contact details and services.
5. Your web site can answer questions instead of having someone on the phone to answer the
same old questions over and over.
6. The web is a great leveler, and if you have a well designed web site and project the right image it will give you credibility in a faceless online world.
7. On the lighter side of life it is a good tool to communicate to family and friends. Post thoughts pictures, videos, etc...
8. Your web site can be a touch point for your clients, you can start to gather information about them, via web forms and statistics.
9. It always looks so much more professional to have an e-mail address at your domain instead of yahoo, webmail etc. Many people associate a yahoo address with fly-by-night.
Wednesday, December 6, 2006
Advertising SMS competition - Newspapers Guidelines
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING RULES:
This section applies to all print advertisements placed in the body of and in the
classified portions of ALL newspapers in tabloid or broadsheet format where legally
available to all members and ages of the general public where Access Channels are
displayed.
This section includes, but is not limited to, any in-house newspapers of companies, clubs, associations, religious and cultural institutions etc etc.
BROAD OVERVIEW:
TEXT SHOWING FULL COST AND T&C IS REQUIRED
- For each unique access number, the full cost of the access must be displayed immediately below, or above, or adjacent to the unique
access number or content access code in a manner that is easily visible and readable. All access cost information must be placed
horizontally. - SMS/MMS: The display text must indicate the TOTAL cost involved in obtaining the full service, and if applicable, also the number and
component cost of the SMSs required for full access, and the potential for additional bearer charges. - IVR: If a VAS-rated IVR system is used for access to any services or content, and the minimum time a reasonable user would require for full
access to the advertised service or content exceeds 60 seconds, then the time required before full access to the advertised service or
content is available must be indicated. - USSD: If a USSD system is used for access to any services or content, and the minimum time a reasonable user would require for full
access to the advertised service or content exceeds 60 seconds, then the time required before full access to the advertised service or
content is available must be indicated. - The pricing and T&C text must not be placed within the ad or formatted in a manner where it may be obscured by other text or visual information that may be displayed as part of the ad
- The cost and T&C text must not be part of a colour scheme that may obscure easy reading of complete details of the price and T&C. All T&C information must be placed horizontally.
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Text Size For Non-Classified Ads:
- Access cost text must be in 11 point font size, using a non-serif font. [This is 11 point Arial Font]
- T&C text must be in 9 point font size using a non-serif font [This is 9 point Arial Font]
Text Size for Classified Ads:
- Access cost text must be in 9 point font size, using a non-serif font. [This is 9 point Arial Font]
- T&C text must be in 8 point font size using a non-serif font [This is 8 point Arial Font]
SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES
Any advertisement that has a subscription service component must include:
a) the periodic subscription charge, AND
b) the charging frequency, AND
c) Any additional premium-rated charges or other charges that might be applicable to access particular content or services.
Illustrative Pricing Example:
Correct:
Incorrect:
Source: http://www.waspa.org.za/code/advert-rules/waspa-ad-rules-v1.6-newspapers.pdf
For SMS related services please feel free to visit: http://www.afridesign.com/bulk-sms-email-01.php
Please Note:The above does not constitute as legal advice, nor are they warranted as legal advice. The various authors, contributors to and editors of the above, shall not be held liable for any consequences that may arise from implementation of these guidlines, or from failure to implement them.

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