Site Development

by patcoll | Learn how to structure your site with lists, for the crazed semantic in all of us. Read More »

by nicolaasuni | This article outlines some requirements for a Dynamic Web Menu System requirements, giving you a reference that will help you to more efficiently evaluate or design these systems. Read More »

by TheBigFox | What are patterns and how can they help in building a successful site? We interviewed the authors of "The Design of Sites: Patterns, principles and processes for crafting a customer-centered web experience". Read More »

by georgec | The nature of JavaScript libraries means they can be accessed and utilized by any site online, not just yours. Learn how to restrict access to your libraries to only your own sites, warding off bandwidth theft in the process. Read More »

by codepo8 | An example of how to redesign interdependent select boxes to make them accessible without losing too much usability benefit or interactivity. Read More »

by port80 | For many years we have heard about the impending death of URLs that are difficult to type, remember and preserve. The use of URLs has actually improved little thus far, but changes are afoot in both development practices and Web server technology that should help advance URLs to the next generation. Read More »

by jesteruk | In this tutorial I'll show you a way to make your forms more friendly with PHP, so users don't have to keep filling forms in if they make a mistake. Read More »

by svdvliet | Content syndication via the Internet is rapidly becoming a popular way to disseminate content or to collect and redistribute it via other websites and intranets. Below we discuss how content syndication can benefit your organization. We explain the technology in clear and non-technical language and suggest some issues that you may wish to address before you decide that your organization should also start using this Internet technology. Read More »

by spierzchala | Content Compression can be cheap and easy when you use mod_deflate in the new Apache 2.0.x Read More »

by 4serendipity | Goolge's monthly index update has become known as the "Google Dance." Learn more about the Dance, how to track it, and its significance. Read More »