Jennifer's Web Design / HTML Blog

I have a lot of articles, how tos, tips, and tutorials about Dreamweaver. These are the most popular Dreamweaver tutorials from this site. What would you like to learn about Dreamweaver? Most ... Read More

bodor asks: I want it to look better. This is my website. Could someone please review it and point out the errors. http://www.mathgym.info My Thoughts I decided to look at the page from ... Read More

One of the popular (so popular it's almost clichéd) techniques on Web pages these days is to add rounded corners to any boxes that are on the page. The ... Read More

This month in the Web Design Design Gallery I received a number of submissions that were written with tables for layout. Now, I feel that professional designers should be working ... Read More

Sometimes it can be helpful to have a simple, 1-page document that details all you need to know about a particular subject. If you were taking an exam, these pages ... Read More

I admit it, I'm less likely to swoon over an actor than I am over computer hardware (Johnny Depp being the exception...), and even hardware is usually un-swoon-worthy. But for ... Read More

borivath asks: If I want to protect a picture on my website. I put some pictures on my website, but I want to allow my readers only to read them and ... Read More

Web applications using techniques like Ajax and DHTML are getting much more popular on the Web these days. Web applications are online programs like Gmail that provide an entire experience ... Read More

This month I received only one new Web editor customer review. But that's okay that no one felt like reviewing their editor this month, because the review I received is ... Read More

If you've been building Web pages for a while, you know that watching your site analytics is an important way to gauge how your pages are doing. Site analytics can ... Read More

If you're looking for a way to get a year long subscription to BrowserCam, but share the price tag - then check out Fundable. This is a great way to ... Read More

It took me almost 5 years to find a Web hosting provider that gave me the services and features that I wanted and wasn't so expensive that I needed a ... Read More

This week, the question comes from me: If you have a friend or colleague who wanted to learn Web design, what book or website would you direct them to? And why? My Thoughts: Since ... Read More

I got 45 new submissions to my Web Designers listings this month. Some look really good. I did end up refusing one because it had no information on it whatsoever, ... Read More

Let's face it, planning is boring, right? It's way more fun to spend time digging into the HTML, fiddling with the style sheets, or tweaking the design, than it is ... Read More

Image maps are a tool in the arsenal of a Web developer, but they are one that is hardly ever used any more. In fact, these days it seems that ... Read More

esmudd asks: My homeowners' association is planning to buy a Web domain and hosting services. I'm looking for reliabilty and affordability. I'd also like to have other communities to be a ... Read More

One of the hardest things to prepare for are the mistakes and problems that inevitably crop up when you're building a Web page. Whether it's as awful as staying up ... Read More

When I first started doing Web development, global search and replace meant going onto the Web server and running sed and awk across my files and hoping that my regex ... Read More

Well, now I know. Elizabeth Weintraub, About.com Guide to Home Buying and Selling has written an article on the reasons she's received for plagiarism when she writes asking that people ... Read More