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The team at Carson Workshops (the guys behind such great events as FOWD and FOWA, as well as ThinkVitamin.com) have put together a list of useful tips and tricks that should help you when building your web app.
Featured at Number 6 on their list of things they have learned:

6. Don’t have your developer do the XHTML and CSS.

This may seem like a small point, but it’s one of the reasons why YoDiv really exists, and we couldn’t agree more.
Your web app is the money maker, your website is your billboard, so use experts for each section of your new business. After all when you work on your house you don’t trust the builders with the interior design !

The developers can work up their magic behind the scenes, and by trusting YoDiv with your great designs you can guarantee a great XHTML website that is search engine friendly and faithful to every element of your designers work.

Yet again we agree with the Carson word, and if you are at the next FOWD (London) why not look out for us.

Our site showcase section is where YoDiv will display our favorite designers work, with their permission of course! Once the divlets have finished creating your masterpieces, if they have enjoyed building and like what they see, this is the area your designs will feature. On occasion we will endeavor to ask our designers to give us an insight into their thought process as well.

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When it comes to designing your site, we know designers take care of every detail. Arguably the most underrated tool in a designers arsenal is their ability to handle fonts and take care of their typography, we’re sure you are no different.

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Once you have got your new website files back from YoDiv (reminder: you can download them at any time from the Studio) you will probably want to put them on the internet so that the world can see your fantastic new website, and marvel at your design work.

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So you now have your site, all sparkling new and ready to be added to the world wide web, however you’ve filled your design with your clients copy, or “lorem ipsum”, and now your client has changed their mind and want to amend their copy. . .

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