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[Peter Sawczynec]

As it turns out, I have ended up specializing in helping businesses
greatly improve their 

presence on the web with a modern, well-designed website that really
speaks well for 

the business entity. My new sites will freshly amplify the best aspects
of the business entity 

and often revitalizes how the staff, clients and vendors view the
business. 

This site, though, does or does not need to be dynamic PHP. 

 

Joomla In Every Job 

But I am considering initiating a plan to build all my website projects
on top of Joomla 

even if the client has only a few or no dynamic PHP needs. But this will
allow me to 

introduce the most common dynamic PHP tools at any time if needed.

 

Does anyone have any thoughts on such a move? Is it worth the hassle of
customizing a CMS like 

Joomla even if I may not be using the structure right now? 

 

Extra Note:

 

Joomla A User's Guide by Barrie M. North. 

I wish to point out that the SEO section Ch. 8 in this book is one of
the best info-filled fastest reads 

that acts as a strong fairly techie intro to practical, on the web page
SEO concepts. Once a coder /designer digests 

the technical details discussed here it would potentially allow a
coder/designer to design and write some good 

SEO technique into a web job right from scratch.

 

Warmest regards, 

 

Peter Sawczynec 

Technology Dir.

blūstudio 

941.893.0396

 <mailto:ps at sun-code.com> ps at blu-studio.com 

www.blu-studio.com 

 

 

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