Your web site can slide, dance, ask for input, sell products, provide timely data or update daily with fun images or information.

• Contact forms give site visitors an opportunity to send you e-mail or ask for more information.
• Flash and animated .gifs make it possible for your words and images to move, for your cursor, tool and scroll bars to have unique characteristics, and for you to create simple games.
• Shopping carts allow a visitor to choose and store multiple items, then make one final cumulative purchase. The shopping cart software can be open-source (free), but for a secure payment system and vendor accounts with major credit card companies there will be set-up fees as well as per-transaction fees. PayPal is an inexpensive option.
• Gadgets let you display on your web site content created, updated, and syndicated by someone else, such as news headlines, weather reports, maps & directions, or a daily cartoon/poem etc. There are 100's of free gadgets out there.
• Blogs are a popular way to keep an online journal. Many are so informative that they generate steady traffic to the site. There are free and fee-based software packages you can integrate into your site. You should consider the practicality of maintaining regular, informative updates before you decide to create a blog. Your blog can be made available for syndication using RSS or Atom.

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