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I would like to recommend you to embrace search engine friendly techniques to get yourself ranked high for nearly any keyword you wish.Keep in mind to have quality content on your site and get quality backlinks from relevant sites, this can be done by commenting on the top blogs on your niche, especially guest posting is the best way to get quality backlinks, traffic and build your brand as an expert on your field.

It depends on your website. It takes time and effort if you want alot of traffic. There are numerous websites with information that can help you and there are probably books out there which can drive you many ways to promote your website.

Just visit this site- http://technotip.com/387/randomly-display-some-images-from-a-set-of-images-php/ The video in this site explains very nicely how to randomly display some images form a set of images using php. Hope it will be of help to you.

Meta tags are not given anywhere as much authority by Google as they were in the past.Just make sure that you don’t purposely spam them with irrelevant keywords. They may still have a little bit of life left in them so it’s worth a try.

Well there are many tutorials online,which can help you. Would like to share some links which can be helpful to you- http://psd.tutsplus....course-outline/ http://desktoppub.ab...n_Tutorials.htm http://www.design-li...inciples-gd.php

There are some options available to you for creating multi page form layout..like creating with FormMail,or using fieldgroups.. I would suggest you to go for FormMail.. From version 7.00 of FormMail, you can create forms consisting of multiple consecutive pages Here is the giude for the same- http://www.tectite.c.../multiforms.php

Well,thanks a lot for sharing this with us.. Its really a useful tool.As- "The Web Analyser - Improve Your Website, Improve Your Profits" I am going to download it now.

Ya .my is a malaysia domain extension... Check it out here-- http://www.domainregistry.my/en/index.php Make your decision.

As this is your first website..i would really appreciate your work.I liked the website. Very basic and simple one.You can make it more happening!Add more colors to it.

Hello, I want to suggest you that HTML is better and easier than other technologies because there is no need to remember its syntax as coding is present there by default, you can easily search from http://www.w3schools.com/ and can save your time.

This is the tutorial for you...just visit this site...i am sure you it will be very helpful to you in creating a clean website desigh in photoshop. http://line25.com/tutorials/create-a-clean-modern-website-design-in-photoshop

My younger sister has kindle and she loves it..She is fond of reading books and So kindle is the best thing for her..It is fully touch screen.It has many features like you can Download Caliber and even a free book-management program.

Adjust your screen resolution and brightness ..It will remain same but as you saying that it changes with the browser changing than it may happen than different browser has different resolution..But you can adjust it according to you by setting screen resolution and brightness..

I used Intel Core i3-330M Processor 2.13 GHz...It is nice,I am satisfied with it..

Well screen shot feature is a good thing to do..I don't have that much knowledge about it so I think you are doing a right thing by using screen shot..

Well as I suppose it is looking nice and is very simple and elegant..But if you want to add texture you can add it a little..The colors you had use is also cool and vibrant..

There is no one ideal size... it depends on your goals for the Site. One thing is true, the smaller your image size, the better. For that reason, most Web Designers use a seamless, "tiled" image, meaning a small piece that can be repeated over and over again without the viewer being able to see where the edges meet. Pick a size, for example 50px x 50px. Try to find the tile size that allows you to make a unique background while using the smallest amount of real estate. It takes a little practice to be able to design a tile properly so that it blends together with itself, but in no time you'll be a pro. Just think symmetrically, both horizintally and vertically, and you're already off to a good start. Some Site Designers out there want the entire background to be a unique, non-repeating pattern. For these applications, you're going to have to use an image that is as wide and tall as the standard screen (about 1024px x 728 these days). This image will undoubtedly be larger in file size and take more time to load into a browser window, which is one of the reasons most Designers don't take this approach. Many Designers are of the opinon that file size doesn't matter that much anymore. Most Internet users have a high-speed connection these days and the load times don't take as long as they used to. Old-School Designers like myself were taught to design to the lowest common denominator: That is, to design your pages so that Joe Blow in middle America with a 56K dial-up connection can still access your Site and see it properly. You will have to make a call on which stance you take, maybe somewhere in between... determining what size background image to use is based upon your needs and goals.

Ya i agree to the above replies..your work is too good.. you are going great! Keep this up!

Well you would require these - here are few tips for working with wordpress on clients site. http://designm.ag/freelance/wordpress-for-clients/ Hope this will be helpful to you.

Try this. http://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/1866/how-to-apply-a-texture-to-the-background

Ya this is jQuery. See how to do- http://www.dotnetfunda.com/tutorials/jquery/howtodo.aspx

Well with web and multimedia design there is the opportunity to add a little fun and creativity to your logo by creating a simple animation effect. Obviously this process isn't limited to just your logo; animating an element can help draw attention to a particular object or area of a webpage or digital presentation.

http://www.graphicdesignblog.co.uk/can-you-teach-yourself-graphic-design/ http://psd.tutsplus.com/articles/inspiration/teach-yourself-graphic-design-a-self-study-course-outline/ Go through these sites... And let me know if they proved helpful to you or not.

The better the participation on the part of the client, the faster and more efficiently your web site will become reality....Well i also would like to say that if you consistently make client revisions without cause, you risk losing consistency of overall user experience and efficiency....We just need to be careful keeping all aspects in out mind.

Ya your second link doesnot works..I liked the first site and also i can see the first one only due to problem in second one..But i liked it,it is very well structured!Obviously the link structure is also extremely important because it seriously affects the user experience and the conversion rates.It can heavily affect the Search Engine Rankings, the PageRank flow and the number of pages that get indexed.WELL BOTH ARE GOOD IN THAT CASE...