San Diego Web Design Studio maintains professional membership with AIGA, and ascribes to the highest level of design and business ethics as recommended by the Design Industry's most established and respected organization; the American Institute of Graphic Artists. Our Aiga ID is 209531.

San Diego Web Studio's custom Quality Assurance and Prelaunch Readiness Checklist. A fairly comprehensive method of finding and administering final revisions, we employ this Web Designer and Web Design Client interactive cross-check readiness and quality assurance checklist prior to launching any web design or website redesign project. This list may be modified to include, revise, or omit items unique to each project's customization criteria.

This resource section consists of San Diego Web Studio's custom worksheets for Project Planning, Project Management, Website Design Scope, Branding, Marketing, and more. These worksheets are not mandatory, but provided only for those clients who find them useful and helpful in clarifying and managing their website objectives.

This section of resources contains links and information pertaining to online applications and tools, browser add-ons, extensions, toolbars, widgets, tools, and downloads. Resources listed in this section may be useful for web designers and web design clients seeking informative and analytical information.

On this page of frequently asked web design questions you will find information pertaining to some of the most common concerns clients have upon embarking on a website design project for their business. We cover issues about their web Website Design, Website Redesign issues, Domain Name selection, Seo and Social Media optimization services. Take a look, and feel free to recommend topics for inclusion on our Faqs page.

On this glossary page of common web terms and references, we include definitions to some of the most common acronyms, web-enese [as in Chinese], and technical words and phrases. Feel free to comment and or provide suggestions for inclusion and / or improvement.

This section consists of news items related to San Diego Web Design and Marketing, as well as current events and issues related to online communities and issues. The news section also features a "Hot or Not" column. If you think we should include an item or mention, we are always open to submissions and updates.

This section consists of lists compiled of the best, the worst, the most useful, most notable, most recent, most outdated, most prominent, funniest, and more. Lists...we list stuff here, including technologies, methods, articles, books, hardware, software, and other items in list format. If you think we should include an item in a list, or have items we should list, we are always open to list items and subjects.

This section is provided for San Diego Web Studio clients exclusively. If you are a current client, your log in and administration panels are accessible by clicking on the indicated link. If you are a current client and need assistance accessing your info, please call us at 619.504.0450 or submit a quick and simple form or email for password reset.

This section is a website essentials and usability basics list. It is comprised of do's and don'ts. In the name of art, we break some rules and bend some others. It's nice to know what the experts recommend, and then adapt features to best suit your unique products, services, industry, and most importantly, target market preferences and traits.

On the "Shopping and Hiring Web Services" page, you will find criteria helpful in determining whether a specific web design or marketing company is a good fit for your project. Also, some of the warning signs to be aware of when selecting a Search Engine Optimization company. No hard or fast rules, but solely insight into what can be a confusing industry.

is it hot?

hot?! do you mean "hot" as in right clicked?

No, not lifted. But wouldn't you agree the most pathetic website tactic of the past five years has got to be the "no right click" script?

Not only does its use imply the site has something "worth" stealing...most annoying is the assumption that if you DID want to steal their blinking lights or cheap clipart, you're just too stupid to get around it. Please! Site Deconstruction is a tool of the trade, is it not?

For this reason, please forgive if my stylesheets are still bloated...they're on my to-do list. Also, this entire site is a work in progress. Coud've tapped away at the keyboard for another 6 months, and still not achieved the standards I know are ideal. Work, work, work...Kaizen! Always striving...never satisfied. Picky - that's the problem!

Favorite pastime: OCD...and self-deprecation, too.

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