Jennifer's Web Design / HTML Blog November 2004 Archive

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New Article This is a tutorial for Web developers who have never used Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 before and would like to get a basic understanding of Macromedia Dreamweaver MX ... Read More

Six tips to market your Web page and encourage repeat visits.

This is an example of an easy way to add dynamic HTML to your Web pages.

What is DHTML and how do you use it?

Some tips to improve your pages, by avoiding annoying habits.

An introduction to using HTML frames on your Web pages.

An introduction to using tables in your Web pages.

New Article Before CSS there were font tags to style the typography on a Web page, but now CSS allows you to separate how your fonts look from the actual ... Read More

Essential tools of the trade to give and to ask for.

Simple ways to enhance your Web pages.

Should you do it? How to make your pages more friendly to your customers.

Why you might use frames, and why you might not.

Creating Web pages that can be viewed by people with different abilities.

Using online HTML validators to clean up your HTML.

New Article This visual tutorial will help the beginning Dreamweaver author create a new site using the site builder tool in Dreamweaver.

This article discusses the issue of cloaking and why some firms will recommend it as a way to improve your ranking in search engines. Web site owners who are working ... Read More

Learn how to use CSS to style basic unordered lists into vertical navigation menus for your Web site.

Many Web designers have been building pages for years, either by hand or with an editor, and the idea of converting their site(s) to XHTML+CSS is daunting at best. This ... Read More

Once you've moved beyond beginning Web design, you'll come across the most aggravating question for a Web designer: what resolution should I design the pages for? This also comes out ... Read More

Firefox 1.0 has been released. This is a powerful next-generation Web browser that is standards compliant. It protects you from spyware and popups and is just a great browser.

Color symbolizes many things to different cultures, but it is easy to forget this when designing a Web site. If you use color on your site, then you should be ... Read More

Cascading Style Sheets or CSS may seem daunting to beginners, but there are ten simple things you should understand about CSS in order to create style sheets that work and ... Read More

Web design is made up of some basic premises, and if you understand them you can design pages that will impress and illuminate your readers. These fourteen tips will help ... Read More

Creating a Web page that is accessible to color blind people can make a big difference in how your pages are perceived. As much as 12% of men in the ... Read More

It's one thing to know how to build a Web layout, but it's something else to know the rules behind designing a layout that works.

Do you work with graphic artists and print designers who are always criticizing your Web designs? Well, they need to learn that the Web is not a graphic and it's ... Read More

New Article Web writing is a bit different from writing for print publications, and links are a huge part of that. This article is for beginning and advanced Web developers ... Read More