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June 2003

Promotion Tip :  Ten Ways To Promote Your Local Business

Word-of-mouth advertising is a powerful promotion tool for local businesses: a neighbor recommends a good lawn service or hairdresser and you try it out. But perhaps you need a service and your neighbor can't help you. Or maybe you just don't want to ask for advice about divorce attorneys or bail bondsmen. So you look online for information - and hope you find something. Click here to read on.

Browser Tip :  Know Your Visitors' Favorite Browsers

At some point, just about every Web designer wonders if browser compatibility is really that important. Even if everyone used the same browser, you'd still have to contend with different versions and different operating systems - both of which may cause display problems. You're visitors will have a more pleasant experience at your site if you consider their browsing preferences when you're designing the site. Click here to learn why.

Beginner Tip :  Replace Your Deprecated Tags

Spoken languages are living things: words and phrases become popular then fall out of favor. HTML is also evolving. Some HTML tags and attributes are also becoming as obsolete as the mild English oath "Gadzooks!" Imagine how your page might look if browsers start ignoring some common - but deprecated - elements and attributes like font tags, align attributes, center tags, and other common page components. Click here to read on.