Category: HTML Blogs

For most bloggers, the bigger the audience the better. And when it comes to building up a regular readership, it’s hard to argue against the benefits of a fast loading blog. For both daily subscribers and one-time traffic spikes from sites like Digg, it’s vital for the growth and reputation of your blog to ensure that…

These days, it’s easier than ever to build your computer. There are so many places to buy and comparison shop for individual computer parts that you almost have to try not to get a good deal on a homebuilt PC. Even better, there are a number of resources out there that offer step by step…

Eye-tracking studies are a popular way to test the effectiveness of a website, but it can be hard to figure out how to translate the results of these studies into real design implementations. How can you design a page that your readers find engaging? These are a few tips from eye-tracking studies that you can…

The open source revolution calls for a free, unregulated Internet that allows the public free access to design, develop and share software programs and information. These 80 charities and nonprofit organizations foster the open source spirit through education programs, fundraising practices and promotional techniques in order to transform the Internet into a more democratic entity.…

Are you a whiz at developing your site or blog, but need a little help tweaking smaller details, like fonts? Not to worry, there are loads of resources out there to help. Check out these sites for 100 of the best legal sources that feature free fonts for online development. Most Popular These are just…

Building a successful business, online or offline, takes some elbow grease. You can, however, get a leg up on the competition by emphasizing one area of your business above all others: customer service. Make your customers happy and they’ll be loyal visitors to your site. Here are 50 things you can do to help make…

Everybody makes mistakes sometimes, but when those mistakes are made online by high-profile figures, it’s hard not to stare at the train wreck. Whether you’ve accidentally launched a virus, or given control of your company blog to a stranger, it’s obvious you’ve screwed up big time. Check out these 15 Internet screw-ups that will live…

Competition on the web is fierce, and your competitors could be more ruthless by the day. Some webmasters have resorted to using dirty tricks, known as Google bowling, to sabotage competing websites. Google bowling is a black hat technique, but unfortunately, it can be incredibly effective. Arm yourself with the knowledge you need to protect your site’s…

1&1 IONOS is Europe’s largest domain name registrar and hosting company. With bargain-priced plans, a website builder, and money-back guarantee, choosing this host may seem like a slam dunk decision. But how’s their customer support? What about server response speeds? How do they stack up against competitors like GoDaddy? Here’s what you need to know. Contents [hide]…

These days, the dotcom crash seems more like a forgotten fender bender along the Information SuperHighway. If the record-attendance of 1,200 industry professionals at the recent HostingCon 2007 (the largest annual Web hosting conference and tradeshow in the U.S.) is any indication, then the online industry is booming for those who man the tollbooths along…