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I don't know whether or not this is on-topic... I have set up a Wix website so that I can have a forum for my HTML website, and I want the Wix website to be found on Google without paying for premium. How can I enable SEO without paying money?
Hope this answers your question.
According to Wix, Yes you can rank your free website:
"We guarantee that all of your site content can be crawled and indexed by search engines (e.g. Google and Bing) whether you have a Premium site or not." Referring Article
Using GitHub Page + Forms
You mentioned wanting Wix for a contact form. Here are some alternative ways to get a contact form on your GitHub Page
Netlify Contact Form + GitHub Page via hywel
Use a strong Call to Action (CTA) with a link to a form like Google Forms, Typeform, MailChimp etc
Steps to Rank Your Free Wix Website
Increase the page rank and SEO without paying for Wix.
Use the Wix Verification section to claim ownership.
Dashboard > SEO Tools > Site Verification
You can't use the wizard in "Step 1: Get your homepage ready for Google Search".
When you read about using GSC, look at the Google documentation or recent content (last year or few years).
Fill out the meta data for each page.
Wix SEO for ADI editor
Free Wix Site SEO
Read more online about this
Give your images relevant descriptive names.
Use an online image compression tool to reduce the file size of your images before uploading.
There is an inbuilt seo console in Wix, but I think you might need a paid plan. From there, they guide you to setup your meta tags, headlines, content, and meta description.
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I recently learnt about Google's AMP project. I currently work on an online classifieds application, that has some client side JS. I understand that it's mostly content sites like Blogs that use AMP.
My question is this - are there any advantages or is there any need, for other web applications(e-commerce etc.) to sign up for AMP?
AMP pages (like you mentioned) are great for content heavy site like blogs and news sites. The MAIN advantage to AMP is that it will load your page much faster on a mobile device. You would have two version of each page, the regular desktop version and then it's AMP equivalent.
AMP pages have tons of restrictions which allow the page to load much faster as all of the layout calculation are done before any rendering to the screen, but the limitations are why AMP pages don't work well for e-commerce.
No external authored JS files are allowed unless AMP-IFRAMED. Custom css can be placed in your AMP page but must be included into an AMP custom style tag, cannot contain any wildcard selectors (*) and is limited to 50k.
All request from an AMP page must be made via HTTPS as well.
These are just a few of the restrictions and I suggest if you're at all interested in pursuing AMPing your site, read everything you can first. Here is a good page that will answer a lot of HOW TO questions. TURN your AMP up to 11.
Good luck!
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I am trying to look forward for the CMS in which the designer can easily implement the different templates for different pages so that the site can be completed in short time even without the web developer. Can you suggest the appropriate CMS for that except JOOMLA? Currently I am thinking of using pyrocms. Will pyrocms support the feature?
I got the answer to the question. Drupal would be the best CMS for this case. In Drupal you can add easily maintain the whole site from the backend even without coding single line. The views can be maintained easily in drupal from the backend so that even the designer can easily create the site. Even Multisite can be maintained in Drupal in which different sites can be accessed by single login.
The only disadvantage using Drupal is that the database size will be very heavy.
I think drupal is very suitable as it has huge community support and hundreds of community supported themes and modules. However it all depends on your requirements and skill set. Following comparison might help you to decide between Drupal and pyrocms. http://vschart.com/compare/pyrocms/vs/drupal
You can add extra CSS to a page in PyroCMS under Content > Pages > Edit Page > Design. You can also change the page layout on this page, which are created at Content > Pages > Layouts. This can be all done through the CMS, but will need some HTML or CSS knowledge.
You could ask someone to create some templates before-hand and you choose from them for each page, or you could tweak them yourself.
In my experience PyroCMS is much easier to use than Drupal and Joomla.
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We are looking at various options for common hub where we would wish to publish common business intelligence reports for sharing and providing easier access for information available along with metadata. We do have Microstrategy and Tableu as our enterprise reporting tools but lacking metadata linking to those reports. So we wish to have that link provided through a common hub area where users can explore and understand various information areas themselves to ultimately make it enterprise wide information repository rather than just a reporting application.
We are looking at several other options along with joomla. We understand that joomla is majorly a content management system for websites. But we wish to know your opinion on usage of joomla with probably customized admin console for sharing reports and linking. We currently do not know if it is right way to use so. If any of your organizations follow any easier approach for solving the issue, please suggest us the same. Also if possible, please provide us links on similar use cases along with any examples of customizing joomla admin console.
Thanks.
I'd use GroupJive the manage communication between groups of users. Groupjive has a wall where links can be posted, is forum (kunena) integrated and has a feature to upload documents.
The access rights for each group is configurable on groupjive, so you can restrict access to some information to some users and define moderators.
Hope it helps!
http://www.joomlapolis.com/cb-solutions/groupjive
If using Joomla .. you could try to build described functionality using ZOO, a flexible and powerful content application builder to manage your content http://www.yootheme.com/zoo
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Can someone explain what the XMLConnect extension is and what it is used for? I know that in general it can be used to develop a mobile friendly site, but that's about as far as I've gotten with my Google searches. Does anyone have experience working with this extension and can provide some details and/or examples?
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XMLConnect is, essentially, an XML service. One way to think of a "normal" Magento website is
Backend code adds things to carts, fetches products from database, etc.
Execution is handed off to the layout system
Layout system makes HTML/Javascript/CSS
Magento has a product called Magento Mobile, which lets you create an iPhone or Android application to sell products from your Magento system. Magento Mobile works something like this
Backend code add things to carts, fetches products from databases, etc.
Execution is handed off to an XML rendering system
XML is sent back to the phone
The binary application sitting on the phone processes the XML and makes the pixels on the phone look and act like a store
XMLConnect is the module that lets Magento do this. It creates XML requests/responses.
Additional Reading: Develop your own Magento mobile application
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I am looking for some tool that would help me prototype basic website structure and logistics (or simply user interface).
It should be extremely efficient in the matter of time needed to do simple changes like changing position of objects on the page. It should provide features for creating multiple pages and linking them together.
I don't need visual aspect of the thing, just the basic structure, placement of objects and logistics.
I prefer offline, free or open source solution.
Try Mockingbird, it's mainly used for user interface prototypes, but you can easily use it for flowcharts / structure diagrams etc.
Best of all it's free!
Try Balsamiq Mockups, it's excellent and quite inexpensive. Or, Microsoft's Sketchflow is great for building interactive prototypes.
In no particular order:
Sketchflow, part of Expression Blend 3
Balsamiq
Mockingbird
Axure
"I prefer offline, free or open source solution."
Then Pencil is what you need!
I've tried iPlotz recently which is an online wireframing tool and I've been impressed.
I highly recommend Mockplus Cloud.
Mockplus is a desktop-based tool for prototyping mobile, web, and apps. You are able to create interactions with simple drag-and-drop. Besides，your teamwork will be time-efficient with the collaboration feature.
The admins are always online and can solve your problems in minutes if you have any. You can learn about design and get design inspirations and resources in this group.
What’s more, this group offers many benefits to its members only.
If you join the Mockplus and the admin will offer you 40% off coupons and free UI Kits & Fonts Package. Besides, you will get life-time free tech support on Mockplus even if you are not a paid user now.
If you are looking for a place to communicate with others about product and UX/UI design, and also get a great rapid prototyping tool with saving a big budget.