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I'm not sure if this will answer all your questions but I always find the Google Webmaster Blog has good, solid information. http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/12/answering-more-popular-picks-meta-tags.html

I guess my first question is; do you know any HTML? As this is your first website I would assume you still need to master some of the basics. If this is the case I would recommend looking for some simpler HMTL tutorials on the net. (Let me know if you need a point in the right direction, I'm...

I'm using Firefox and I don't see any problems... I just had a look at your HTML and it looks like you've fixed it with some HTML... <img src="example-pic.jpg" border="0"> While that's one way of doing it, and it obviously works, another way would be to use CSS. With CSS you can set one...

I believe the more recent versions of Dreamweaver have fairly good PHP support, ie; includes showing up in the Design View, but it's still far from perfect.

Going on the design alone it all looks pretty good. One thing I might suggest you consider changing is the footer. It's huge - and there's really no need for the size. I would also suggest shrinking the Ionisis plug at the bottom. As a general rule of thumb web designers don't advertise on...

39 Photoshop Button Tutorials You Should Have in Your Arsenal I'd start there and follow it up by searching for other button tutorials. Obviously you'll have to change them to suit your site, but if you follow the tutorials it'll become second nature soon enough.

If you have any talent you might want to check out Graphic River. You can sell your graphics there for quite reasonable prices - so long as you can produce something that someone will want to spend money on. Envato also have a range of other sites for selling media like Website Templates...

Overall the site doesn't look too bad but, I think, for a company that specialises in Web Design it could do with some improvement. 1. I'm not a fan of the dark red text on dark backgrounds (ie; link hovers and sidebar titles). 2. I think the header is too busy. I didn't realise there were...

I didn't want to dig up a post from the past but, since we didn't get any replies, I thought I'd throw out some suggestions. This is how a local Web Design company structures their business, from top to bottom. 1. Director 2. Creative Director 3. Studio Director 4. Art Director 5...

Further to my post above I thought I would give you the general idea on how these includes work. Say you were to create your home page, call it index.php - this is what it may look like... (Note that it will need to have the .php extension for the PHP Includes to work - You will need to see...

Have you considered using PHP includes instead of frames? Frames, in my opinion, are outdated in a lot of cases - especially in regard to what it seems you're trying to achieve. Have a look at this tutorial for Includes http://www.tizag.com/phpT/include.php If you need to take a step...