Odds are you’ve heard enough about Twitter and Facebook this year to make you nostalgic for the good old days of “e-mail” and phone trees — but once the frothy hype has been stripped away, it can be hard to tell if these new social-networking tools have anything to offer a commercial website. Like pay-per-click […]
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People always assume that once they have a website, everyone and their mother will know about it, instantly. This just isn’t the case. Millions of dollars, and many months of development, can go into the creation of a great website. Think about it, the internet, as most know it, has been around nearly 20 years.
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Once upon a time McDonald’s homepage looked like this. Chevrolet called this their homepage. Compare that look to both companies’ current sites! (McDonald’s, Chevrolet) It can be hard to say whether sexy Flash interfaces, video intros, and animated navigation improve a visitor’s experience or simply waste time and bandwidth … but it’s clear that the
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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a language used to style an HTML document. A typical website has a single CSS file that stores the styles for any given area of a website. In it’s simplest form, CSS can control font styles, such as; size, color, weight and font family. It’s main purpose is to enable
So you’ve seen XML in the news lately? Asked yourself, what is XML? Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a versatile and widely-used computer language designed to give programmers flexible control over the structure, transportation, and storage of data. Unlike other markup languages, XML does not have predefined tags. Instead, it provides a framework that allows