Hand-Coded

When a browser interprets a web page, it is essentially reading a regular text document that has special code in it to represent styles, links, forms and other elements. Web developers either use this code to create web sites or they use applications designed to write the code for them, or a combination of both.

The drawback to application-written code is that it usually has errors, which will lead to problems with the website when it comes time to publishing it on the web. In some cases these applications can help speed things up, but human care must then be taken to ensure the code is organized and error-free.

Websites built by joerhoney.com are coded in an organized manner with minimal help from applications (if any) and always with human care.