April, 2009
Do you do WordPress? and ASP vs. PHP
Tuesday, April 14th, 2009

Asked by Jon Johnston:
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“My hosting provider (.asp based) doesn’t support blogs. Do you set up WordPress sites?”

“Hello Joe,
“After we spoke tonight and I was driving home, I realized I might be able to use your services. I want to create a word press blog to go with our web site. Our hosting company is an [...]

Web Layouts in a Nutshell
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

The layout of a website is very important. The three main factors that go into a web layout are:
Flow Aesthetic Quality Flexibility/Fit
Flow
Visitors aren’t likely to stick around or come back to a website if it isn’t apparent where things are or how to find them.
Overly busy websites can be confusing, while a website that is [...]

Hand-Coded Vs. Application-Written
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

When a browser interprets a web page, it is essentially reading a plain text document that has special code in it (such as html and css) to represent styles, links, forms and other elements. Web developers either use this code to create websites or they use applications designed to write the code for them, or [...]

Cross-Browser
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009

It is an unfortunate fact that browsers don’t all interpret the same code in exactly the same way. This is probably the biggest challange the web designer/developer faces in his daily practice.
Actually most browsers (the makers of them) try to comply with the international standards for interpreting web code (those set by an organization known [...]