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November 2003

Promotion Tip :  Coding For Site Promotion

Develop your Web site promotion plan before you design the site, not after it's launched! That's an easy statement to make, but it isn't very helpful to most Web designers - especially beginning ones. So many design choices affect promotion that it's easy to get overwhelmed. We narrowed the list down to five of the most important. Click here to read on.

Design Tip :  Line Breaks In Title and ALT Text

We've published several Webmaster Tips that discuss the importance of ALT text descriptions and the many uses for the TITLE attribute on links and images. After reading them, many subscribers asked what seems to be a simple question. How can I include formatting information and line breaks inside TITLE and ALT attributes? Click here to continue.

CSS Tip :  Preloading Images With CSS

Web site visitors hate to wait, so many Web designers preload images to speed up page display. Although JavaScript is the most common way to preload images, it isn't your only option. Consider using the CSS DISPLAY property instead. It may be more reliable and it requires less complex code. Click here to read on.