2) Graphics Designing
This term is used to describe our service of creating graphics. Graphics are pictures. A graphic can either be your logo or buttons, banners, and other graphics.

We can either create you a graphic or scan one for you. Whichever you decide, we'll do.

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3) Meta Tags
This term describes a list of coding that is placed at the top of your document. It is used by the search engines to look for key words or phrases.  Meta Tagging is very important for any site on the web. This is the way that people will find your business or personal site. Some designers do not provide this service while others charge more for it.

At Dream Web Designs, we think this is part of doing your site. We do not charge extra for it. It is inlcuded as a normal service.

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4) Trackers
This term describes a coding we will place on your site (if you wish) to track the number of hits your page is getting. The coding used will be specific to your site only and therefore will show you how many people have visited your site. It can be either visible or not visible depending on your requirements. A visual counter shows up so that everyone can see the number of hits your page has had or you can choose invisible so that only you can see the amount of hits on your site at any time.

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5) Tables
This term describes placing coding to create an effect of a table inside your document. Using tables is quite standard on a web site as it aligns graphics and text perfectly.

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6) Java Scripting
This term describes coding that is placed inside of your document. No one can see it but it will produce various functions depending on the coding you use. This could have a scrolling text at the bottom of the taskbar or a personalized welcome, etc. An example of Java Scripting is used here on our site with the mouse over buttons at the top of each page.

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7) Java Applets
This term describes a variety of applets that can be used on your site. There are graphic applets, text applets, audio applets and lots more. Each one must have a specific coding and a class file uploaded to your site for it to work. Again, each creator of an applet charges for commerical use of their applets so you will have to pay for the cost of that particular applet.

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8) Forms
This term describes a list of coding used to activate forms on your site. If your site requires people to fill out forms and submit them, then this is what you would want. Forms can also be used to have interaction with your visitors but asking specific questions and getting your visitors to fill in responses.


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9) Frames
This term describes using various html documents so that you can divide your page into sections. This feature is usually used in two sections. One is the navigation part (usually on the left hand side) and the rest of the frame is used for the content.

This feature was popular when it first came out but is not that popular on the web anymore. It does not allow the visitor to leave and it reduces the size of the graphics on the other side of the frame. Frames with not take meta tagging either and therefore will put your site at a large disadvantage for hits.


At Dream Web Designs, we can give your site the look of frames but not the disadvantages of them. We can design pages that look like a framed page, but with none of the disadvantages.
Our site is one example of how that can work. Frames can either be on top or on the left side of your page.
Here are some samples of using the "Frame look" without their disadvantages.

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