In the last few years selling products online has become commonplace, which makes it much more difficult to get yourself heard amongst the crowd. There are, however, numerous quick and simple ways in which you can enhance your website to improve traffic and increase conversion rates.

With the recent release of the 40 minute video from Adobe promoting their fifth incarnation of their Creative Suite software, we compile the greatest features on offer to web designers and developers.

Web design is a highly competitive profession that is shifting further into the mainstream consciousness all the time. With the huge numbers of design graduates spilling out of Universities every year, we offer some practical tips on how to get your first job in web design.

For many clients the true value of their website is not realised, often it is just thought of something you should have without any real thought as to why. This article attempts to explain the reasons a website is important and why you should aim to create a fantastic website instead of merely an acceptable one.

All web designers and front end developers use Cascading Style Sheets to at least some degree, but have you considered the many ways of streamlining your stylesheets and optimising your markup to reduce page weight and keep your documents tidy? We run down 5 top tips for improving the way you use CSS

Imagine how dated a website would be if you couldn’t share the information it has to offer. The web is becoming a very sociable place, with people tweeting, sharing, and referring more than ever. We examine ways in which to integrate social tools at a pre-build stage.

Although Digital Fusion Magazine is only a few weeks old we have been eager to ensure that we deliver the best possible experience to our users. That is why we have been working hard to develop new tools to make your visit here as simple and enjoyable as possible. Here is a quick rundown of what we have recently added.

It is time to face facts - its 2010; computers have been around for over forty years and have been ubiquitous for at least five. We ask "in 2010, is there any excuse for not being computer literate?”.

As an employed creative your job role does not generally involve business networking, but if you decide to go it alone as a freelancer you’ll struggle to find new business unless you regularly attend networking events. We look at how you can forge new and lasting relationships through these organised business events.