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THE MISSION IS SIMPLE
To bring great user experiences and modern web design standards to each new project.
THE VISION REMAINS
To seek the best online tools available and partner with some of the leading companies.
THE RESULTS ARE CLEAR
A great online user experience, whether implementing a mobile application or social media site.
- Larry Enzer -
Planning your responsive web site first will avoid problems later.
Building a great web site requires both great design and techical skills.
Launching an engaging and responsive web site will reach a greater audience.
Monmouth Web Developers (MWD) were extremely helpful to me when I needed their assistances with designing my website. MWD definitely goes above and beyond the duties and scope of services of what most Web Developers offers.
We thank you for your generosity of time, expertise and support in giving us, through the Internet, the chance to reach and provide support for more people in our community.
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Many businesses rely solely on social media, such as Facebook©, LinkedIn© or Instagram© to get their message out or stay connected. While these social media web sites provide good cost effective business tools, this should never replace a custom web site to fully explain a message, provide a service or sell a product, but rather should be set up along-side that business or product to allow messaging with clients and boost SEO. Today, most people still search for a company's web site first before other social media channels and will judge a company by what they find or don't find.
Monmouth Web Developers can build your new social media application, Host your custom CMS or web site and is alway looking towards the, “Web 3.0” which is transforming the way static web sites now interact with visitors providing intelligence gathering and response; accessing data to provide location services for mobile devices, building dynamic new applications and connecting people in unprecedented ways, thanks to location aware devices, cloud based computing and smartphones.
As owner of Monmouth Web Developers, I have been debating why anyone would still actually need a full website, when other online channels provide much of the same information. Even for local businesses and local listings on Google© maps, or, "the local pack" found on any Google© search results page, the answer is clear. Of course, as owner of Monmouth Web Developers, I tend to lean towards having one, and still believe that the first line of action when evaluating a new business is to visit their website. When searching for an anwers online, I came across this informative article, which should further clarify why I still believe this to be true.
Monmouth Web Developers now offers a full range of Search Engine Optimization services to get your web site seen and ranking well in most major search engines such as Google©, Bing©, Yahoo©, Ask© and AOL©. From simple in-page code and image optimization to site's reputation building, we have the expertise you need to raise your company's ranking and drive customers to your site in the right way to increase brand awareness and reach your company's targeted goals.
In the early days of the World Wide Web, web designers and SEO experts had an easier time building a site's reputation, by stuffing each page with desired search terms or posting fake pages and news articles by the hundreds, all linking back to the desired landing page often spoofing server addresses to mimick multiple unique domains. This is known as keyword stuffing and link exchanging, which in today's complicated world of search engine optimization will cause a site's reputation to become very low, even having your custom web site dissappear from search engines. These tactics are known as Black Hat SEO and are frowned upon by all modern search engines.
We can build your Web Site's needed reputation with a comprensive SEO strategy.
Back in the early days, only a few years ago, there were many browsers that treated Cascading Style Sheet code, the code that tells browsers how the look-and-feel should be when rendering a web page, vastly different thus causing pages to break or render incorrectly...
Read More >Today’s web sites display images that slide across computer screens, format text with modern fonts, allow video broadcasting and streaming audio that make visiting web sites more engaging and enjoyable. That is called, “multimedia based.”...
Read More >Today, the lines separating desktop applications from mobile devices, browsers, remote information, cloud computing and the Internet have blurred. No longer do you need to have a large desktop computer in order to read e-mails, buy products or call for a taxi. Refrigerators can now alert you to buy more milk, send you recipes based on what you have, or cars can alert your mechanic that you have a blown tire. Mobile phones, now have location based services to tell you where the closest gas station is or remotely reserve that valuable parking space.
Larry Enzer, owner of Monmouth Web Developers has worked with web design technolgies since the first web browsers were released back 1989 and Tim Berners-Lee implemented his hypertext system to link networked documents together. In 1991 a program called gopher was released, also written by Tim Berners-Lee, to manage information on the Internet. He later named his new Internet based system, the World Wide Web and history was born. After graduating college in 1990, Larry worked at AT&T and first started to harness the new technologies using Mosaic Browser, Prodigy, Gopher and early Email Systems.
The history of the Internet and Web Technologies can be traced through Larry's early days when he designed his first web sites back in 1995 hosting on Sun Microsystem™ servers located in Canada using a crude dial-up - Prodigy Online Service™ to connect through a 9600 baud modem. Learn about the changing World Web Technologies below as well as modern web design issues.
World Wide Web | Web Browsers | Internet
Visit Owner, Larry Enzer's Quora blog to learn more about web design and web technologies.