First Impressions : Do It Yourself
by Tom Stone
There are some truly gifted artists providing unique internet experiences now. There are also some truly boring templates that many web "designers" are assaulting the webscape w
The Advantages of Dynamic Website Content
by David A. Saharkhiz
Think about your own surfing behavior. What types of websites do you visit the most often; which ones keep drawing you back?
If you are like most internet surfer
Is Your Site A Post It Note Or Super Glue
by Anne Marie Baugh
Traffic, traffic, traffic, that's all we hear. You'd think
we were all craving two hours commutes on the Los Angeles
freeway. The question is, if you've got traff
Understanding Seo: Ambatchdotcom Seocontest Usefull
by sverdlow
Online businesses have boomeranged with Internet stepping into homes and lives of people. Companies are milking this to their advantage by targeting the users who reach the
The Top 5 Roadblocks To Web Accessibility
by Karl Groves
"IntroductionAccessibility is often the last thing on a web designer's mind when creating a website. This is not a trait unique to newbies or people working on a personal p
Using SSIs to Ease Site Maintenance
by Lauri Harpf
Before building a site, every webmaster has to make a decision
on what layout method to use. Most seem to go with either a
frame or a table-based layout, the latter bein
Protecting Your Business From Spam
by Edward Robirds
Even being as careful as possible with my email address, I still used to receive more than 100 email messages a day, which is no exaggeration. Only about 10% of those email
Why Robots.txt
by Matt Benya
I am sure that a lot of you have heard of the file named robots.txt (also called a "robot exclusion file") before. But what does this file really pertain to? Basically you can
21 Reasons Why The Next Site I Visit Could Be Yours
by Steve Nash
You spend so much time promoting YOUR site, but why, exactly, do
YOU VISIT someone else's?
The other day, I re-visited all of the sites I had been to that
week (us
How to Insert a Vertical Divider Line into Your Web
by Candice Pardue
Unlike creating a horizontal vertical line by inserting an
tag, a simple html code is not available to insert a
vertical divider line into your web page.
Should you Purchase a Turnkey Site or Build Your Own
by Francisco Aloy
You see them all the time, pre-packaged websites selling everything from acorns to zinc. Most of them have a nice professional look about them, with good pictures and graph
Basic Marketing Principles: Dont Put Up Your Website Without Them
by Merle
So you think you've created the perfect website.
It looks great, loads fast, and you perform marketing
and promotional duties on a regular schedule online and
off. There se
Photography for Your Jewelry and Craft Website
by Lisa Jay
Not only is it important to take good photographs for your website, it is equally important to make sure that your pictures load quickly. In this article we will cover a number o
Designing by Numbers Statistics and No Lies!
by Pamela Heywood
Stats tell us a myriad of things, some even useful and we're
accustomed to using them in our marketing and selling processes.
Frequently abused and made to say what W
A Designer’s Hint
by Kristine Llabres
It is enormously fun exploring things and discovering it your own. Having stuffs that would undeniably fit according to your own desire and interest would bring about goo
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