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Are you ready to hire someone to design your logo, collaterals, or artwork for your website? Well, here’s just the information you need to get the best results from hiring your first (or your first successful) graphic designer.

To assure that we begin on the same page, a graphic designer designs your marketing materials – the print- and web-ready art which are then turned over to a printer or coded for the web for the final outcome. Some of their vocabulary can be foreign to you, and their processes may not be familiar either. We’ll address that and more with these tactics.

This advice gives you the essentials for hiring the right person for this critical project. The more qualified the designer, and the better the match between you and your designer will lead to more appealing final designs. the more professional you and your business will look.

1. Look at their work samples. Many designers offer a portfolio of samples either on their website, by email as a PDF, or in a hard-copy format. When you review these, look for a general design style that you like, not necessarily whether they have lots of experience within your particular industry. In fact, deep experience within an industry isn’t necessarily the best thing when you want a designer to put a fresh visual spin on your business and your issues.

2. Make sure they’ve actually done the work in their portfolio. This is especially true if you’re reviewing design companies or firms. Make sure that the designers who are still on staff created the work that you really admire.

Where this can come into play with solo designers is if the portfolio isn’t clear about their involvement in the development of all the design elements. For example, if they’re showing a brochure design or a website in their portfolio, but you love the logo; make sure that they created the logo before hiring them.

And, ask what the client’s involvement in the design of that logo is-if the client came to the designer with a sketch of the logo already created, then the logo may not be reproducible by the designer or firm alone.

3. Talk to the designer. Having an actual conversation with them can really help for two reasons:

To make sure you can communicate well with each other. If you each have very similar styles of communication, levels of energy, or enthusiasm about the project, then the project will most likely run very smoothly (or has a great potential for success). Also, make sure that you each understand what the other is saying-having similar definitions for concepts is amazingly helpful. When you don’t understand something, ask questions! To see if the two of you “gel” together. You’ll be working closely, so make sure that you get along! If you don’t like their personalities or vice-versa, then the relationship will most likely become strained and difficult. 4. Review their skills. This becomes especially important if you’re hiring a web designer-make sure the designer is qualified to provide you with all the technical components you’ll need. For example, web coding, forms coding, HTML newsletter integration and Search Engine Optimization are all somewhat technical fields that not all designers can deliver. Make sure you’ll be able to get what you need.

5. Check their references. If you really like a particular project in their portfolio, see if you can get that client’s contact information. But, if the designer can’t release it, that’s not necessarily the worst sign-maybe the client prefers that their contact information be kept private. Or they’ve moved, and haven’t told the designer how to get in touch with them. Be open to reasons why they may not be able to furnish a particular reference.

6. Learn about their processes. Find out how they plan to execute on the work that you’d like to have done. Ask what the designer needs you to do, what you’ll be asked to review and approve, how decisions are made, and how they’re made final. Make sure your designer is able to guide you through the design process, providing all the information you’ll need along the way.

7. Check their turn-around time for replying to emails, sending quotes, and returning calls. Make sure that it’s in line with the turn-around time that you expect throughout the project. Turn-around time here can also indicate the designer’s level of excitement about your project. However, if it’s a bit slow, make sure they weren’t just out of their office at meetings for the day, or tied up in another deadline-understand that they’re a small business as well, and the fact that they’re busy is probably a sign of how effective they are for their clients!

8. Review the rights that they’re selling to you. Make sure that you have the copyright and reproduction rights that you want. Think as far into the future as possible-you want to make sure that you’ll have what you need as your business grows. You don’t want to have to come back to your designer and re-negotiate your rights in a few years!

9. You may be tempted to ask for some sample designs for your specific project. This is known as work on “spec” (speculation) -having a designer do work without a guarantee of getting the project. While designers can understand your fears-what if you don’t like the logo we develop, what if we don’t “get” what you want, what if…

Asking a designer to work on spec isn’t very fair. The first round of designs on any project is the most time-consuming to create-it often consists of researching your company and your competitors, brainstorming on the creative side, and generating first ideas. You wouldn’t ask a doctor to diagnose you before paying for his time, and then offer to pay him if you like the diagnosis-it’s no more fair to do so with a designer.

10. Make sure that you’ll get the deliverables you expect. Some designers don’t plan to include final files in their deliverables to you-if you want to have the original files delivered to you along with printed collateral or the final files uploaded to your web server, make sure the designer knows that up-front. It may change the pricing.

If you want to be able to edit the final files, make sure that the designer can deliver the files to you in a way that you can edit them. Realize that, depending on the software that you have, this may either limit the design or be impossible, but you probably won’t get the files in the specific format you want unless you ask!

And, if you envision having your final files in a particular format-such as having your letterhead in Microsoft Word-be sure to ask for that. Many designers don’t consider Word files to be part of a standard set of deliverables.

11. Have a realistic schedule and check the designer’s turnaround time. Allocate enough time for your project to be completed-rush jobs never turn out to be as good as they could be if enough time were allotted. An average logo project takes weeks, not days!

Also, be sure that they have time available in their schedule to complete your project on your timeline. Check for upcoming vacations, and whether they work evenings and weekends if your timeline calls for that.

12. Make sure that you’re both clear about revisions. Many designers include a set number of revisions in their project packages. Make sure that you understand what constitutes a revision, how many you’ll get and what happens once they’re all used up.

13. Get it in writing. A contract can help to lay out expectations for the project on both your end and the designer’s. Once you have a contract from your designer, make sure to read it carefully-it will often state exactly what you’re going to get out of the project, how you’re expected to pay for designs, what you’re paying for, and how to get out of the contract (in case you have to cancel the project for any reason). And, if it doesn’t make things clear, ask the designer to elaborate for you.

Following these steps gives you all of the background information you need for optimum results when hiring a designer. Use them as a reference when you review designer’s websites, meet with, or interview your potential designer. Understanding the process and expected outcome does wonders for a smooth transition from ideas to reality.

For graphic designers who are new to web design this article will provide some very useful tips to optimize your websites and images to maintain a visually dynamic website without slow load times.

Everyone should want a website that is attractive, engaging, and easy to navigate. More often than not, you can spot websites that were created by graphic designers and sites that were created by programmers. Generally speaking a website created by a graphic designer will be visually engaging but is probably not Search Engine Friendly, while a programmer’s site will be set up beautifully with CSS streamlined for Search Engines and quick load times. For obvious reasons the best websites are usually created by a team of professionals working in tandem.

It sure seems to me that most people designing websites have an “either or” attitude, either it looks good but loads slow or you focus on code and appear more generic. I’ve seen plenty of websites that contradict this thinking and I personally believe every website should be visually stunning and streamlined for search engines and download time. Every year less people are using dial up to connect, however there are too many to ignore. I really don’t worry too much about dial up users anymore, because most of the websites I design are targeted at fairly web savvy searchers. However, just because I don’t worry about dial up doesn’t mean that I can neglect to streamline my websites for its users.

This article will provide some quick and useful tips on how graphic designers new to web design can optimize websites and images and still keep them looking hot. If you’re just starting out then you’re probably not going to know a lot about CSS. No worries! Just start designing your layout in Photoshop. A good document size to start with would be 950 pixels wide by 600 pixel high set to RGB at 300 dpi. When you’ve created the layout that you want you are ready to slice up your document and export it as an html document with an image folder.

1. In Photoshop you can use the slice tool and manually create slices organized in rows and columns for Dreamweaver or drag “guides” where you want to slice your page and just click the “slice from guides” button at the top of the Photoshop menu bar. Note: you can combine slices by shift clicking multiple slices then holding down the control key and clicking to select combine slices. (You can define your text and background colors easily in Dreamweaver).

The image below is an example of how I sliced this Photoshop document up.

a. Hold down shift + option + command + s to export the slices. Click “Save” and then select export html and images.

b. Open all of your images in Fireworks and resave them at 80% quality and jpg format. Now you have nice looking images that have a small file size and are easy to load.

2. Another quick tip is to learn to set up your web pages using .php includes.

The basic set up for a php page is a “header”, “body” and “footer”. In a nutshell what we are doing is breaking one complete html page into three separate html files and letting the server put them back together as one complete page. Why would we do this? We do this, because there are many beneficial advantages to creating your pages this way. For example if your navigation is in the header document and you need to make a change to your navigation you only need to do it once, not for every page. Also the server loads your images once and not for every page which makes your site quicker to load and use.

a. In Photoshop you proceed the same way using the slice tool or guides to? create slices organized in rows and columns for Dreamweaver. Except this time you are turning the one file in the example shown previously into (3) separate files. Break your main Photoshop document into three sections, a header, the body, and the footer. Label each Photoshop document accordingly. Samples shown below.

Header File:

Body File:

Footer File:

b. Hold down shift + option + command + s to export the slices as html and images for each of the three Photoshop documents.

c. Your head document named: “header.html” change to “header.php”

d. Replace the ? and information found at the top of your “index.html” page with this simple code:
include(”header.php”);?>

e. Replace the / tag found at the very bottom of your page with the following footer include.
include(”footer.php”);?>

Note: Re-save the “body” which is your index.html as index.php
Note: You will need to upload these files to preview the entire page, but on the positive if you use these same header and footer tags on the rest of your pages your website only needs to load the header and footer images one time making? your site display much quicker. This idea works with background images as well (if you re-use the images they only have to load once).

Reference #1:
Here is what the basic html looks like in the header.html file:
These brackets {} used in place coding of actual code for placement purposes only.

{html}
{head}
{title}Your Title Goes Here{title}
{table}
{table}

Reference#2:
Here is what the basic html looks like in the index.php file:

{?php
include(”header.php”);?}

{body}
{table}
{table}
{?php
include(”footer.php”);?}

Reference#3:
Here is what the basic html looks like in the footer.php file:

{body}
{html}

When you upload these files and images the server will put them together as one complete page. Now you can create new pages and content and keep your header and footer information the same using the header and footer includes.

A graphic designer’s goal is to provide you with the logos, artwork and page designs that best fit your business, personality, industry, and target market and conveys your offerings and differentiators. The experience of reaching that goal can be extremely smooth and pleasant if you know what to expect upfront, and if you understand that you do need to work with your designer, as opposed to just letting them loose to create with little input.

To assure that the experience you and your designer have is productive and successful, our last article, “13 Tips for Finding a Graphic Designer” offers insight, definitions, and advice on beginning the relationship. Once you’ve selected the designer with whom you feel most comfortable:

1. Communicate, communicate, communicate! Clarity and understanding are key to a good working relationship. Keep in mind that most designers tend to be highly visual people, so communication may be ever so slightly difficult. Have patience, and use all of the other tips in this section to facilitate your communication.

2. And, be clear about what you mean. If you’re using vague words and adjectives, or jargon, such as saying that you want your logo to look “sweet”, keep talking and explaining what you mean until you’re both sure you understand each other. People come from many different backgrounds and experiences, so clarity is vital.

3. Ask what information your designer needs, and do the homework! Without good background information, we really can’t create the best designs for you. You know your business best, so the input that you bring to the project is really the most expert information that’s available. The more informative your answers are, the better the designs.

4. Don’t be afraid to sketch if you have an idea that you find difficult to describe. Even if you can only draw stick figures, sketching is often a more direct means of communication with visual designers. We understand that this is not what you do, and we won’t make fun of you! In fact, the added level of communication is invaluable-it bridges the gap between our visual minds and your explanation.

5. Ask questions when you’re confused, as opposed to becoming frustrated. We may also use terms you’re not familiar with. And many creative types “jump ahead” unintentionally in their logic; we don’t want to leave you behind, and are happy to elaborate. Just call us on it!

6. Remember to give constructive feedback. Specify what you like and don’t like about the concepts presented. The more explicit the information you provide, the better the outcome of the project. Keep in mind that the most helpful part about constructive feedback is the element of encouragement.

7. If you plan to bring your friends and clients into the design process to provide input, it’s best to let your designer know, and as early as possible. Being ambushed by the client’s friends or family at the last stage in the process, or after committing to a direction, is often disheartening to the designer. As artists, we tend to fall in love (a bit!) with our designs.

8. Keep in mind who your target audience really is if you do bring friends and family into the design process. Pardon my brashness, but if you’re selling to Asian businessmen, but your caucasian, housewife friend doesn’t like your logo, it may not be a problem with the logo. A design often won’t be as effective outside of your target market-and that may be where your friend’s feedback is coming from.

9. If you start working with your designer, and their process isn’t working, then let them know! Many designers would be happy to modify their process to fit your needs. Just be as specific as possible about what’s not working-do you need to see color earlier in the process, or see more of the full design-let your designer know that you need additional help, or, if you know what’s wrong, how they can help!

You need to have a good working relationship, to understand each other well, and to constantly communicate to make sure the graphics that are produced are perfect for your business. Beginning the process with someone with whom you are comfortable, cooperating throughout the process and communicating effectively will provide the right solution for your professional face to your customers.

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To the graphic designer, it is not sufficient just to have a diploma or knowledge in designing. In addition to this, their career is greatly dependent on their graphic design portfolio. This is because it is based on the material produced in the portfolio that you get your future job openings.

When creating your portfolio, you have to concentrate on showing your work to its best advantage and not distracting with too many distractions in it. Of course, you will have to use a clever layout in your designs. However in the process, you have to remember not to forget the purpose of the portfolio, which is to display your work and not divert attention from it.

Variety adds spice to your portfolio

Create a graphic design portfolio with various pieces of your past work. It is better to choose pieces where you have used different concepts and design skills in creating your work.

Remember that variety is an asset for a portfolio as this is the best way of giving an employer an idea of what you can do for them. So, if you have the talent, don?t hide it but flaunt it. But if you don?t have it, don?t despair, work at developing one.

One important trait you have to develop to create an effective graphic design portfolio is to be able to look at your work critically. Don?t add work that is not of good quality; remember that the portfolio is created to reflect your ability in producing high quality designs and in deciding what a high quality design is.

Use expert opinion when creating your portfolio

If you find it difficult to choose the pieces of work to include in your graphic design portfolio, you could consider getting some expert opinion. Many a time, an honest but brutal critique proves great in creating the perfect portfolio.

When creating your portfolio, it is better to include all the best works you have done so far. And if you are a newbie in the field, you may have to include everything you have done so far in the portfolio. Even things you have done for friends and family can be included in the portfolio, so long as the work is something that is complete and clear to look at.

Use the internet to create an online portfolio

You could consider enlarging your graphic design portfolio by volunteering your services for local, non-profit organizations. These organizations are usually more than happy to get some of their work done for free.

And to make things beneficial to you, you could request to have your business name and phone number added in the finished work you do for them, as advertisement of your work. This way, both you and the organization benefit, and you have extra pieces to add to your graphic design portfolio.

With the internet at your finger tips, you can create an online portfolio. This way, people and employers from all over the world will be able take a look at your graphic design portfolio, and decide on the feasibility of hiring you.

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If you have ever built your own web site, you are probably familiar with the hard work and constant attentiveness need for it to be frequently found and highly perused. Since you are one of many who has decided to market your products and services on the Internet, or just simply to share your interests with others, you need to build a site that will make a good impression and stand out; something that will make people come back time after time. That is why developing a successful web site is crucial to your continued Internet existence.

You get out what you put in, so the harder you work at building a web site that will be noticed and visited, the more you will benefit from it in the future. If you are a part of Ecommerce, you probably make necessary changes and/or updates to your site quite frequently, so as to improve your customer satisfaction and promote new products and services. Below are a few web developing tips that will help you when building a successful web site.

List your basic site requirements. Jot down a few ideas of what you think your site should include, and how you want to present them. By doing this, you are establishing an origin on which to build and later improve your site.

Identify the content you want to use on your site and gather it into documents. Doing this will make it easier for you to organize the information when it comes time to make content and layout decisions. It will also help you decide how to prioritize it. It will also help you plan how many pages you will need and give structure to your site.

Design your site so that it integrates with your off-line business. Since most companies began as local establishments, they will have a central location for doing business. If this is the case for you, make sure what you offer online is consistent with what you already offer off-line. Since your web site is an extension of your already established operation, it should reflect your company values, quality, and other important attributes that have made it successful.

Make sure your site is easy to navigate. If people are confused when trying to find information, they are likely to go elsewhere to conduct their online business. If your site is easy to navigate and read, they are more likely to remain returning customers, and can help bring other business to you.

In the early days of e-commerce, people did not treat it as an important business opportunity. The common belief was that being stuck in front of a computer screen to make a purchase you would have to wait for wouldn’t raise the interest of consumers. However, the situation turned the opposite way and sales came to know a new dimension of profit with e-commerce.

The greatest problem that occurred in early online transactions was the safety of the consumer’s personal financial information. Along with the “birth” of the Internet, hackers appeared. E-commerce businesses had to face this problem in their turn. How could they improve the way of managing online businesses? At the same time, how could they avoid or even eliminate the access of hackers to financial information?

The solution for this problem came with encryption. A definition of encryption would be the translation of data into a secret code. In order for someone to read an encrypted file, that person needs access to a key or password that enables the decryption of the file in question. This is a very effective way to achieve data security and represented a turning point in the way e-commerce websites conducted business. The privacy of customers allowed e-commerce to become a viable option for the consumers once more.

After this, Miami e-commerce businesses started to flourish. The requirements for running a business dropped as the sales staff was no longer necessary, the outgoing personality was no longer a requirement and a storefront was no longer a definition for business. Those barriers did not apply to online businesses, as they adopted a global fashion of presentation – with the Internet they could be practically anywhere.

Miami e-commerce allowed every person the opportunity to explore the business world. It opened many new roads and the notion of unattainable and elite became archaic. A no discrimination policy is something that defines Miami e-commerce. Entrepreneurs of all ages, races or economic ranks have discovered the worldwide marketing value. They were able to reach clients interested in the products to which businesses conducted in brick and mortar stores did not have access.

The first step in developing a Miami e-commerce business is a website. It is as essential as a business card. Miami web development requires some steps. The first step is creating a domain name for your website. The name is the keyword found before the extensions .com, .net, .org etc. Businesses should go for the .com extension because usually Internet users record it easier and associate it easily with businesses online. The extension .org is usually associated with non-profit organizations and .net with networking companies. Patience is a key factor, because the process of finding a domain name not yet taken requires a lot of creativity and time.

The second step in Miami web development, after establishing your domain name, is registering. Many professionals often choose to register a number of domain names, due to the affordability. When you register your domain name, the free domain-forwarding rule can begin to work for you, so that any domain name registered by you should point to your working website. The Miami web development process can highlight your working site and forward the other inexpensive domain names to that one.

Online businesses have grown continuously and are overtaking the traditional stores. Even though approached with skepticism in the beginning, many websites are emerging every day representing the cornerstone of new and thriving Miami online businesses.

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?Few people are capable of expressing with equanimity opinions which differ from the prejudices of their social environment. Most people are even incapable of forming such opinions.? – Albert Einstein

If we close our eyes and think for a graphic design for our website then a simple appealing template arises in our mind first. Graphic design is an art that cannot be done by everybody though it is related with our day by day life., just like our simple lifestyles we prefer the graphic design templates for our websites in a calm, simple and effortlessly accessible manner.

A calm poise of your site will differs your website from your competitors and the dashing appeal will attract your visitors at your site. These two things are known as the backbone of any freelance graphic design. Don?t collapse your optimistic thoughts while designing templates that will help you to bring much confident appealing web design templates.

?The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. Never lose a holy curiosity to invent something new.? – Albert Einstein

Always follow this word to become a famous freelance graphic design professional, only your innovative thoughts can push you a long way ahead of your competitors. Nowadays web 2 graphic design layout makes this design process very easier and effective. These unique web 2 templates bring a new tide in professional graphic design industry.

These web 2 graphic designs are much affordable and effortlessly synchronized for the visitors. You can easily attract web visitor at your website through its various quality features. It populates more appeal on your website in an optimized manner.

Some valuable hints to attract your visitors through web 2 graphic design templates

Tempting logos: Recently web 2 logos are really very effective to draw someone?s attraction in a very first appearance. Unique large size good looking colorful logos are the prime weapon to bring visitors at your site and circulate them at per your wish.

Large fonts for important content: Formatting significant key phrases within content with different font is one of the top capabilities of web 2 style. You can also decorate your entire content with different colors for more attraction.

Innermost poise: Telling a story in a confident manner is always respected everywhere. Thus strong innermost confidence of your website will pay you lot more business.

Mild appeal: Calm as well as a gentle appeal is greatly required for the visitors when they enter at your website. You have only 4-5 seconds in your hand to attract their concentration and make them feel comfortable enough to stay at your website and to travel into your important web pages.

Using CSS: Previously websites have enormous numbers of tables which makes the coding very large and complicated which increases the page weight as well. But nowadays through web 2 style maximum professional graphic designers are using CSS style where they are describing everything about the page structure. After that they simply call those styles from all pages at per their requirement. It generally synchronized the coding which helps to reduce the page weight.

Labeling fluorescent color boxes: For highlighting important parts of your webpage (like special offers, business news, gift packs etc) you can use different shimmering colorful boxes through web 2 graphic design style to easily provide main points in front of your visitor. In graphic designing term it is actually called labeling.

Wee icons: Attractive wee icons are playing an emotional role into the visitors mind. You should apply this weapon to attract them at your site but in a simple manner. Wisely inserting catchy icons for different business segments rather planning vast content is possible through web 2 graphic design style.

Reduction of columns: Website clarity always depends on number of columns. Through this designing policy designers can able to reduce the number of columns for different business segments on your designed template. Those segments can be colored differently for more prominence advertisement of your business plans.

The Internet and the websites are the best way in which an organization can contact and communicate with their clients and customers. This is also one of the most essential feature that is kept into consideration when web development services are being carried out for a website. Here are some of the factors that you need to keep in mind while you are developing a contact us form for your website.

Now that you have already stepped into the world of Internet communication, it is advised that you make the most of it. The web is primarily used for communication these days, people contact businesses and their clients through the Internet. Hence, there are some essential web development factors that you need to consider before designing the contact us form for your website. The biggest mistake most web developers do is, that they make your contact us form too descriptive. This is generally not a very good thing to do on a website. It is quite unwelcoming and discourages users from filling up the form.

What you should always remember is that the contact us form is utilized in order to make it convenient for the users to communicate with you, and the same should be downloaded to the web development team as well. Hence, make sure that your web developers are leaving sufficient place for your viewers to express their thoughts to you.

Forms on the web have been threatened with the danger of SPAM. In order to prevent this, make sure that you use CAPTCHA ie. image distorting techniques that protect computer generated bulk messages from entering your contact us data.

While your web development team is creating your contact us form, make sure that they are not adding too many compulsory information in the site. This is extremely annoying to the users and they finally get distracted and move away from the page without filling in complete details.

Last but not the least, along with all the information and communication that you are doing with your clients and customers through these forms, make sure that your web development team is also creating a ‘Thank You’ page for your contact us form. This adds a little gratitude and also helps build a personal relation with the users.

Open source usually refers to software that is released with source code under a license that ensures that derivative works will also be available as source code, protects certain rights of the original authors, and prohibits restrictions on how the software can be used or who can use it.

Many computer programmers prefer to use open source operating systems to create applications that will be used to operate various areas of a business web site. The open source developer’s tools for web development projects are continually being updated and there are plenty of people around to discuss the various ways that code can be programmed into the programs to be faster and efficient.

Just about every website that operates on the Internet uses Java screens to run applications that have visual value to the Internet visitor. These programs are used to initiate scripts on websites that feature games that can be accessed by millions of people at one time. Java is one of the developer tools for web development projects that makes internet web pages so interesting and enjoyable.

Some of the developers tools for web development projects are the programming language that the computer programmer uses to create websites. The most common language is C, C++ and Perl and many programmers will have a favorite one that they choose to specialize in until something else better comes around.

Through the programming language, the programmer has the ability to tell the computer where to look, how to verify access when a register user logs in, or what to do with the information once it has been found when a shopper queries the quantity of an item that is for sale on a website. There are developer’s tools that will also complete the sale on an ecommerce site and ensure that all monies go into the correct accounts.

The web development projects might be as simple as generating a contact list for a real estate website where the program is only required to store the information on one server until the real estate agent can access it and use it to contact people and make sales. The developer tools for web development projects will also be used to insert objects into a web page that are stored in one or several database files on a server.

Some of the more intricate programs created on a website might allow the programmer to include HTML code that controls the placement of all things on a web page and then the program could be told how to automatically update that information from files placed in a certain location. The developer’s tools for web development projects are very similar to the tools you would find in a carpenters toolbox. Without these tools, the programmer is left with a vast knowledge about programming and must use their creative talents to fill in the blank spots on a website.

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