Customer Street and UFindUs Web Design

I have added several features to help the CustomerStreet blogs with accessability this week.

The first was the option of different text sizes in the right hand sidebar. The second was added this morning andhapls you view the posts of our blog using a mobile device. Clicking here to continue to the mobile version.

If you’re after a quick way to assist mobile users to veiw your blog (or any website that has an RSS feed) then here it is. There is no need to reconstruct your blog with a new mobile stylesheet, just use Google’s mobile RSS reader.

Just use the following link

http://www.google.com/reader/m/view/feed/[your url]

That’s it.  Your users can now view your posts quickly.

Iphone users can view our website as normal.

Customer Street Web Design can now be found on CSS Based.

CSS Based is a very popular CSS Gallery website that showcases some of the best CSS websites on the internet.

Here we are…..

As a kid I always wanted to see my name in lights.  Oh well, the next best thing is seeing the websites and blogs I design all over the net.

Here we have another one.  This one is Websites Today and we can be found on our own Customer Street page.

Here at CustomerStreet we want to bring you a really good looking and easy to use blog which is full of useful information that will help you generate more from your website and our services.

Our efforts are starting to be noticed by some of the CSS Gallery Websites online. We have now been listed on this CSS Gallery andhope that more will follow. If you would like to view our listing you can have a look at Customer Street Web Design.

I’m currently in charge of the general design and functionality of the six Customer Street Blogs.  The blogs are

• CSS
• Improvements
• SEO
• Support
• Training
• Web Design

I have now added a JavaScript open and close function on the components in the right column of all blogs.  So now when you click on the heading ‘Latest Articles’ a smooth drop down appears with the latest articles.  This is also the same for Directories, Department Blogs and More Resources.

This just means that the pages of all the blogs are not cluttered and easier to read.

Future plans include having a JavaScript glider for the trade directories.  Watch this space…..