I’d like to take this opportunity to officially introduce a new venture to offer affordable web design and custom graphics creation for the small business owner who is either just starting out or is thinking of getting their business on the web.
It’s called WWD-CGC.com and stands for Wilsonsway Web Design – Creative Graphics Company.
The goal behind our new business venture is to offer not only affordable web design but to assist the 
small business owner in helping to get costs under control by promoting Open Source software whenever possible. This way, the often times enormous startup costs can be cut as much as possible by utilizing Open Source software and operating systems.
Once the business owner begins to recover from their initial startup and is showing a stable profit margin, they’ll have the option of either sticking with the original Open Software we assisted them with or go the proprietary software path and begin to purchase the software they deem necessary. The choice will be theirs and we’ll be here to help them with recommendations.
The nice thing about many Open Source applications is that they are cross-platform programs that can run on any operating system. Costs are virtually non-existent compared to it’s proprietary counterparts.
WWD-CGC.com also has it’s own custom Theme designer who can create a custom one off theme for Wordpress, Joomla or Drupal. Standard HTML sites are also offered as an option. The purpose is to help get the client going with a unique presence on the world wide web that will help them with branding and get their business exposure online what it needs to succeed.
As WWD-CGC gains momentum, we’ll expand and grow with our customer’s needs. We plan to be here for our clients down the road.
Did I mention we’re on Twitter too? You can find us under the moniker of wilsonsway! 
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Some folks ask from time to time just how to start designing a page or a website. I usually tell them right off to first visit the 
Other than that, a good clean and functional design is best in my opinion. Take it from your own creative mind and run with it. That’s what makes for good ideas and good looking web pages.
Look, not all of us are ‘code-jockeys’ and do everything in Notepad or whatever. Some of us enjoy using a good web page editor that employs a WYSIWYG format for laying out our pages and graphics.
I was asked the other day what I used to design pages with. The fella asking was stunned when I told him I used Ubuntu mostly and that it was rare that I even started up my Windows box for anything other than watching a Netflix movie or a game. Neither of which happens very often.
Ran into an odd problem yesterday while working on a piece for a client. I was editing some javascript in a few of their pages and when I went to check it’s overall look in a few browsers, I noticed that it didn’t appear in Firefox nor Swiftfox. Opera and the usual slew of IE’s along with Google Chrome did just fine.
I downloaded this app due in part to recommendations from a couple people I know that swear by it and they were right on about how simple it is to create a new Wordpress theme from scratch. This program is awesome!
Scott Wilson is an avid Linux user who enjoys testing different distro's of Linux from time to time, the occasional SciFi show and classic rock music. He's also an avid supporter of Open Source software and an Auburn Tigers fan.
