Websites 101 – Picking Your Domain Name
Friday, April 17th, 2009
Archive for the 'Websites 101' CategoryAn Oldie, but a Goodie – Why does my website look different on different computers?Friday, March 13th, 2009
I first posted this article two years ago. I’ve received emails about it as recently as last week. It’s an issue that I still deal with every, single day as a website developer. Websites look different in different conditions. And here’s why . . . ***************** Have you ever noticed that your website looks different [...] Remember Your Website StatisticsTuesday, March 10th, 2009
Once your website is up and running be sure to get a website statistics program. Exactly what one you get isn’t as important as the fact that you have one. A statistics program will help you: see where your traffic is coming from discover who links to your site monitor website traffic growth learn what [...] An Oldie but a Goodie – Search EnginesFriday, February 6th, 2009
I posted the following information about search engines almost two years ago. It’s still a good primer on how search engines work. Pay careful attention to the section on repeating your keyword phrase in the text. The phrase should be in the page title, included in the text a bunch of times, bolded and included [...] File Extensions for Website PagesMonday, December 22nd, 2008
Did you know that website pages come in many different types? It’s true. You web browser (probably Internet Explorer) is built to handle many different types of website files. .html or .htm – These are “regular” website files. HTML stats for Hyper Text Markup File. .shtml – SHTML pages are a step up from HTML. [...] Keep Your Website SafeMonday, November 10th, 2008
What do website owners have in common with presidential candidates? They’ve got to worry about hackers and website security. Last summer the websites of both candidates came under attack. What can you do to keep your website safe? If you use any third party software on your website be sure to keep it updated. These [...] Is My Website Up? – Part TwoSaturday, November 8th, 2008
Earlier I wrote about the need to make sure that your website is up and running. In that article I recommended a sercice that I use called Pingdom. In addition to Pingdom I utilize another low-cost method of monitoring my website. I make my website the start or home page for my browser. So everytime [...] PetrifiedFriday, September 12th, 2008
Petrified. That’s how some people feel when they think about their new website. Even thinking about revamping an existing site can be overwhelming. What if I do the wrong thing? There are so many choices how do I know what to do? Where do I start? Here are some guiding principles that will help start [...] |