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March 14, 2007 on 8:35 am | In Main |- What Are RSS Feeds?
(Thu Mar 8th, 2007, by Rob Jones)
The Basics If you are new to the terms RSS or news feeds then you are in the right place, read on and find out a little more about them and how they may offer you or your business a new way of communicating. - Successful CSS template skins
(Thu Feb 8th, 2007, by Saul Dobney)
The CSS mantra is the separation of content and style. The content should be in the HTML and the CSS should take care of how the HTML is displayed on the page. - Creating a profitable website from scratch
(Thu Feb 15th, 2007, by Jon Stall)
Introduction It is not only the online giants, websites run by huge companies, which make all the money on the internet. Even if you are a small, independent website publisher ranked somewhere far back on search engines, you can make some extra cash… - Ten Ways to Instantly Improve Your Usability
(Thu Feb 15th, 2007, by Ivy Hastings)
Whether it’s an e-commerce site, an online tool, or just your company’s corporate sites–smart marketers know that web site usability is key to the success of any online presence.
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How To Build A Website Without HTML
By: Tony Williams, Thu Apr 12th, 2007
So you want to build a website but you know nothing of HTML? Well, that is not really a problem, but first of all; have you actually considered learning some HTML? It really isn’t very difficult and a little knowledge now could save you a big headache later on, so it might be a good idea to spend a couple of hours learning the basics of HTML even if you don’t intend to become completely fluent in the language.
Comment by Web Design — April 20, 2007 #
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(Thu Mar 1st, 2007, by admiz)
Are you looking for a new job or new career or better pay? You can easily get any or all the three from admiz.com. Gone are the olden days, when you did not have the liberty of making a career shift.
Comment by Web Design — April 20, 2007 #