nobody has any ideas?
I have a website http://www.irs-ein-application.com and I'm trying to make it look better what web design tools would you suggest?
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I have a website http://www.irs-ein-application.com and I'm trying to make it look better what web design tools would you suggest?
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What ever was used usually does not matter. Some remind me about that story about the artist and the brush.
Bob
that a Web site's look isn't defined by the tool used, but rather my the skill of the person using that tool. For example, some can make a good looking Web sites in just Notepad, but others may require more of a user interface like Dreamweaver or Expression Web. It really all depends on what you're trying to accomplish and then choosing the right tool for that.
~Sovereign
I looked at your site, and I have one quick suggestion. I clicked the Trust button, and at the bottom you ask people to agree to your Terms of Service, which you say are 'linked from this page' but as far as I can tell, there is no link.
If you're asking people to let you do things as potentially scary as send some of their info to the IRS, I would definitely make it easy for people to read what they're agreeing to. A good idea would be, within that sentence, actually make the words 'Terms of Service' a link to your Terms of Service.