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This is entry is part of a 17 chapter book on the essential parts of a website. There are 33 essential parts. This is part of Chapter 3. Chapter 3: The Power of First Impressions Sub-Chapter 3.1: Headline – Capturing Attention with a Strong Opening The headline is often the first element visitors see when they land on your website, making it one of the most critical components for creating a strong first impression. A well-crafted headline can capture attention, convey the core message of your page, and entice visitors to explore further. The best headlines are clear, concise, and compelling, often incorporating a key

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Have you ever wondered when you download an App if it follows you even if you are not using it? Apparently the Tim Horton’s Coffee App did, does just that. The Canadian authorities investigated and found violation of the law pertaining to just that. I chuckled at the subtitle, ““Inappropriate form of surveillance”. All of this does bring into my mind how accurate is that, “only when in use”, when asked by most apps which need a location when used. It is a question that has been asked for many years. Many of us turn off any tracking, if for no better reason than it

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There are five must haves on any website. These may be simple, but you would be surprised by how many websites do not have them. Many of these sites are in the form of the one pager, which is not a bad thing, but sometimes the implied brevity makes folks forget to include some obvious items. The five are: An email address – Email addresses can be gotten in a number of ways. Getting a Google email, or opt for the Google Suite, gets you many other accesses to Google features. ALSO, most hosting companies give you one email per domain. In many cases you

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