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If you are like most business owners, you do not want to deal with IT details. You want to focus your attention
on achieving your long-term business objectives and managing your day-to-day business operations. You need a
business partner like WAF Enterprises to manage part or all of your
IT needs. Our services include:
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SSL Secured
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Our site is 256 bit SSL SECURED. SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is the industry standard for viewing and sending sensitive information on an internet browser.
Click on the SSL image below see our site report.
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Website Design Fonts
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It would be great if all websites had the luxury to use any font they wanted but unlike print, font usage on websites has different restrictions.
When you choose a font to use from your computer, the design becomes static after it is printed so anyone who receives it will see the same thing.
However, on a website or mobile device not all have the same fonts and browsers do not support all fonts so the design may change based on what
is available to the viewer.
It is important for websites to use web safe fonts so that the design integrity of a page can be maintained. If a user with a device that does not have
the font you selected visits your website, their operating system will select a default font such as sans-serif or serif. When this happens, it not only
affects the general look of the font, but it may also cause alignment issues with images or awkward spacing. To prevent this from happening, your website
should use a font that is available to all users on all devices.
You may have noticed that there are many fonts pre-installed on your computer that you may recognize on other computers as well. The issue here is that there
are two widely used operating systems which are Windows and Mac OS and each has their own sets of standard fonts.
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As you can see in the diagram above, though both systems have a good amount of standard pre-installed fonts, they only have a few in
common. The ones that are found in both circles are considered to be web safe. If your site uses a font such as Calibri, Mac users may
not see it. And if your site uses Futura, Windows users may not see it. Arial will be seen just the way it is by users of both operating
systems.
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When creating a website or mobile app designers need to consider:
• Consistency: People view designs on different devices, screens, and browsers, so there is a need to ensure sites and apps
look the same across the different platforms.
• Performance: File sizes of web page designs can slow the load time of a page, which can in turn lead to higher bounce rates.
If elements of a design are loaded as individual image files instead of as text, that can also increase a site’s payload.
• Resolution: Some designs and fonts do not scale or respond well to the different screen sizes and pinch-and-zoom functionality
of modern mobile browsing.
• Availability: If a designer is using a font other than a web-safe font, chances are it will NOT be installed on every computer or
device. This means a design might have to default to a different, available font, and look different than intended.
• Search Engine Rank: Some designers convert type into an image to ensure it displays the way they want, which can affect SEO. If more
aspects of your website’s design are loaded as images they are less readable to search engines than text, which can affect ranking.
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Design Services
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Web Layout
Select a layout to achieve the customer impact for your website.
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Web Colors
Select a color palette with impact for your website.
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Web Fonts
Select a web font pleasing to your customers.
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Menu Design
Add dynamic menus to add a professional look and feel to your website.
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Shopping Cart
Configure a customized shopping cart for your E-Commerce website.
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Change Anything and Everything
Expert technical support to assist with website changes.
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Design Support
Expert technical support via phone, or email.
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