Archive for December, 1969
Wednesday, December 31st, 1969
Ever wanted to see who was responsible for giving us the server-side scripting language, PHP? Thought so. So here's a handy tip for displaying the names of the folks who were responsible, right from any PHP script.
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Wednesday, December 31st, 1969
One of the first things to decide when designing a website is how wide you're going to make it. When using a fixed width (as opposed to a fluid layout) we need to decide exactly how many pixels we're going to make it. Unfortunately, like most web design techniques, it's not an exact science therefore we utter the all too familiar words of "developing for the majority". We begin...
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Wednesday, December 31st, 1969
It's now 2008 and we've been in business for 7 years, so we feel it's time for a change. We value our blog readers' opinions and would like to see what you guys all think about a few logo ideas we've been playing with.
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Wednesday, December 31st, 1969
This is the first part in our series of niche website design articles. The purpose of a niche website is to get lots of targeted traffic and make money from pay-per-click advertising or affiliate schemes. Following the launch of 2 niche websites; Telescope Advice and Lawn Mower Advice, we are discussing the techniques used to identify a niche in this first of our five part article.
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Wednesday, December 31st, 1969
As far as website accessibility tools go, Bobby by Watchfire WebXact is one of the most popular and, in our opinion one of the best. We use it all the time to test our websites for accessibility compliance. Sadly, Bobby has been taken underground and since 1 February 2008 it's no longer available to the public. What a shame.
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