Basic Web site

A basic Designed by Dixon web site includes the following:

Custom graphical design (including a logo, if you need one)

Five to eight pages with text and images

Search engine optimization, to improve your Google and Yahoo! rankings

Printer-friendly and mobile versions of all pages

Thorough testing in various browsers

Web Design Services

All web sites have certain basic features in common: home and contact pages, search engine optimization needs, testing, etc. When I create a site, I begin with these basics, and then build off the basic site by adding custom features or applications to suit your needs. I don't believe in "reinventing the wheel", so if there is a good quality open source application available, I use it, installing and customizing it to match your site's design.

Internet is the ease of accessing resources just about anywhere on the globe, all from the comfort of your favorite chair. This connection, however, runs both ways, and people from all over the world can potentially access your computer from the comfort of their evil lairs.

The Internet is awash with malicious software 
(malware) that is-even at this moment-trying to infect your systems. Malware consists of computer programs designed to break into computers or cause havoc on computers. The most common types of malware are viruses, worms, spyware, Trojan horses, adware, and grayware.
Just as a biological virus gets passed from person to person, a computer virus is a piece of malicious software that gets passed from computer to computer. A computer virus is designed to attach itself to a program on your computer. It could be your e-mail program, your word processor, or even a game. Whenever you use the infected program, the virus goes into action and does whatever it was designed to do. It can wipe out your e-mail or even erase your entire hard drive! Viruses are also sometimes used to steal information or send spam e-mails to everyone in your address book
Trojans are true, freestanding programs that do something other than what the person who runs the program thinks they will do. An example of a Trojan virus is a program that a person thinks is a game but is actually a CMOS eraser. Some Trojans are quite sophisticated. It might be a game that works perfectly well, but when the user quits the game, it causes some type of damage.

Worms

Similar to a Trojan, a worm is a complete program that travels from machine to machine, usually through computer networks. Most worms are designed to take advantage of security problems in operating systems and install themselves on vulnerable machines. They can copy themselves over and over again on infected networks, and can create so much activity that they overload the network, in worst cases even bringing chunks of the entire Internet to a halt.

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