Using CSS for a Simpler Life
| by Robert P Williams | October 29, 2007 | |
CSS makes creating visually appealing pages a simplified task. CSS does not require loads of opening and closing tags that basic HTML depends on. This allows the webmaster to easily design page backgrounds, text fonts and many other elements required for visually appealing web pages quickly and easily. |
Making Your Website Cross Browser Compatible
This is not an article that will bash Internet Explorer or Firefox, nor take sides with either of the most popular browsers. |
New CSS Commands for Internet Explorer 7
| by Trenton Moss | March 13, 2007 |
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There are a small handful of new CSS commands that you can now use for Internet Explorer 7. Well, they're not really new - most other browsers have supported them for a long time and IE is only just catching up. These new commands basically give you more |
Four C's of Quicker Load Time
| by Kimberly Bodane | January 22, 2007 |
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Studies have shown that regardless of how great your content may be, you have approximately 8 seconds for your page to load, before a majority of viewers will opt to hit the road. This means you could have a truly content rich, graphically pleasing source of entertainment - but if you can't match it with acceptable load times, it won't matter in many cases.
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Ten CSS Tricks You May Not Know
| by Trenton Moss | January 09, 2007 |
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10 original CSS tricks for your webpage. |
HTML Checklist
| by Vadim Nareyko | December 12, 2006 |
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A useful checklist that helps you to verify whether your webpage is well styled and standards compliant. |
Is Your Business Website "Old School"?
| by Linda Bustos | November 24, 2006 | |
Is your business website's potential stunted by its use of outdated coding technology? This article explains how replacing tables-based HTML coding with Cascading Style Sheets can drive search engine traffic, improve the customer experience, save you money on hosting and maintenance and give your website a professional look that makes a lasting impression. |
Are You Content With the Quality of Your Ezine? How to Send HTML-Formatted Emails in Outlook Express
| by Dina Giolitto | November 17, 2006 | |
How many times has this happened to you: you've been slaving over that email newsletter for hours, perfecting the tables, checking and rechecking the copy, tweaking image files. You're finally ready to send, hooray! You take a deep breath, click... and what happens? |
Effective SEO through Good Code Structure
| by Adriana Iordan | November 13, 2006 |
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How to improve your website code to rank better in search enginesFor a successful Search Engine Optimization strategy, take into consideration that search engines look at content and also at the structure of the markup. They emphasize the importance of text content, page titles, keywords rich text, meta descriptions and information architecture. A website where quality of content and code prevails will rank higher in the major search engines. |
The Continuing Development Of CSS as a Web Standard
| by Kadence Buchanan | November 08, 2006 | |
Cascading style sheets were formally introduced by the W3C in 1997 and in the nine years since have made gradual progress to becoming a web standard. Although the W3C mandates style sheets instead of HTML formatting for internal styles, many web designers have been slow to adopt CSS. |
