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Incept Design is Tampa Web Design Company focused on providing results.

Moving into the next decade it is impossible for a local business owner or a multi-national corporation to ignore their web presence. Businesses are competing against billions of websites for millions of users searching for products and services. Users who are surfing across various platforms: mobile, desktop, tablets, netbooks at varying speeds 24 hours a day, year round. Those users buy products and services from businesses they can find on the internet.

Our goal at Incept Design is to leverage years of experience to help our clients avoid pitfalls and become competitive much more quickly than they would on their own.

eCommerce Web Design, Content Management Systems, SEO,

Incept Design is a Web Design Company with a strong expertise in content management systems, Internet Marketing, eCommerce, mobile web development, and SEO. We use award winning software to build robust websites. We optimize those websites to deliver tangible results. We do this across a wide range of industries and markets. View select designs in our web portfolio or get started.

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  • SMS Marketing
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Alex and his team at Incept Design did the two most important things I needed in a design firm, First they listened to my ideas on designing my site. Second they delivered a quality product on time.

Scott Farrell

Kitchen Cabinets St. Pete our latest SEO client.

4 sentences you don’t want to hear from a web company.
Web Design - Blog
Tuesday, 20 July 2010 16:52

1. We use a proprietary cms. This is a whole different post, but in one phrase two heads are better than one. We have yet to see a proprietary cms that can beat out Joomla or WordPress in terms of usability, functionality, reliability, or security. I don’t care how many other companies fell for their gimmick.

2. We’re social media experts An expert wont tell you, Google will.

3 We’re good at traditional and internet marketing Really, or is it that traditional media is dying and you guys switched to survive. Don’t pay a premium for a novice. Check their track record and ask for real world examples.

4. They have more than 20 employees. Is the top leadership focused on your project or the bottom line to cover all their overhead, the same activities will produce different outcomes when the motivational influence is different. Good coders can bang out projects fairly quickly if they are experienced and have a solid code library to draw from. The larger the company, the more disconnected their corporate culture becomes. Which is why large web companies are the last to adopt new web technologies.
 
HTML 5…and Apple’s myth.
Web Design - Blog
Monday, 19 July 2010 22:06

By now most people have heard of HTML 5. But what the hell is it? Its a some new tags and a lot of Apple hype. If you go to Apple’s website you can see what Apple calls an HTML 5 gallery. But they’re only fooling Apple fanboys and fangirls. Let’s get the record straight to begin with. Job’s and Apple are holding back the web and screwing their consumers at the same time (that’s another post). Back to this galley, for one you can only view the HTML 5 gallery with safari. Sorry, but when did HTML only work in safari. And if you can do so many great things with HTML 5…why doesn’t Apple’s gallery work when you disable javascript in safari? And why does Firefox and Chrome render more of the HTML 5 tags than Safari (6/2010). According to Jobs this technology replaces flash. Well we can tell you that is bold face lie. Another pandering excuse for not allowing flash on the Apple platform, an in effect denying their consumers a lot of content.

Second we can tell you there is nothing magical about HTML 5. But will pave the way for a lot of “Web Apps” or websites that behave more like robust software. The benefit to this will be better portability, a second backup to data, seamless upgrades, a familiar environment on any computer and much more. Second you will be able to drag and drop things, play video without a plug in like flash, or silverlight. See where you are via GPS (GeoLocation). It’s surprisingly accurate, within 20 meters in my case. The biggest effect from HTML 5 will be the decline of Microsoft, which isn’t offering support until IE9. Remember Web 2.0, AJAX, so on and so forth, well HTML 5 builds on this concept making it more robust

And all the eye candy you see that involves movement on the web is powered by javascript or flash. And HTML will never replace flash in the near future, nor will HTML 5 replace flash ever. Flash is becoming more and more of a niche platform but it still has plenty of life left. The release on Flash Catalyst has also rekindled my interest in Flash.
 


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