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New Article Besides bandwidth there are other fees and options that can jack the cost of your colocation service if you're not careful. But this article by Mark Kyrnin explains ... Read More

Examine three popular e-commerce sites to see how you can bring repeat visitors to your site, and from there, sales.

Content is important, but if you can't think what to write about, here are some ways to get ideas.

With the government and the W3C coming up with accessibility standards for the Web, it's more and more important to follow them. And the good news is: It's Easy!

Here are four options you have for creating cross-platform Dynamic HTML Web pages.

Dynamic HTML is fun and exciting, and with these references, you can get started quickly.

If you have an HTML form, how can you be sure that they answer all the questions you want answered?

New Article Bandwidth is the typical way that colocation providers bill for their services. But unlike ISPs or other hosting services, it's not usually just a simple straight number. The ... Read More

Uploading files with a CGI takes more than just the <input type="file"> tag.

Learn to use Perl to write scripts that handle form data. A simple form to email script is examined.

Learn about how CGI works and how to add interactivity to your Web pages.

The primary strength of CSS is to make your site consistent. This article shows you how.

Learn the syntax of styles and some of the commonly used attributes.

New Article In order to understand colocation you need to understand what they mean when they say rack space. This article covers the basics of rack space and how to ... Read More

CSS can help you control the look and feel of your site, with ease.

It's not too late to resolve to fix your Web site. Make the resolution to build or improve your Web site. These tips will help.

When you create an online community, you give people the sense of belonging. They'll want to return to your site.

With this checklist of items, you'll create a page that is well formed, and user friendly.

Tips to make your Web site download faster and keep your readers happy.

Once you have the tools, you need to decide what to write about. Learn of some tools to help generate ideas and some Web cliches to avoid.

New Article Managed and unmanaged colocation are two of the options you need to understand if you're going to choose to colocate your Web server. This article by Mark Kyrnin ... Read More

Graphics are an integral part of any Web page, and if you don't have a good graphics program and optimizer, your pages won't be as nice.

Once you have a hosting provider, you need to decide how you are going to write your HTML.

The first step in building a Web page is finding where you're going to put it. This is the first in a series of articles following the creation of a ... Read More

It can be fun to use the most current effects on your Web site. Here are 4 questions to think about before adding new technology.

How to write a cookie using JavaScript, as well as more information about cookies on the About network.

Find out why cookies aren't dangerous, and can help you make a more dynamic site.

New Article If you're looking into getting a new hosting system for your Web sites or domains, you should look into colocation. There are many benefits to co-lo and this ... Read More

Question from a reader Laurie asks: "Is there/will there be a reason to be using the file extension .html over .htm?" On most systems, there is no difference between using .htm and ... Read More

Great ways to get more hits for your site, and how to avoid the pitfalls.