Web Design Articles
71: What is RDF?
Learn about the Resource Definition Framework (RDF) and how it is used in web design
72: What is WAP?
Learn about WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) and its growing importance in web design
73: Human And Search Engine Friendly Web Design In a Nutshell
Search engines like to index as much website as possible. Unfortunately, many impatient webmasters sway to the dark search engine optimization. This article aims to aid webmasters in creating an original, unique, and user-friendly website.
74: A Brief Introduction to E4X
Find out what E4X is and why it might be important for web designers to learn to use it
75: Hidden Text In Your Web Pages - The Rights and The Wrongs
Hidden text is a recognized spam tactic and nearly all of the major search engines recognize and penalize sites that use this tactic. This is the technique of placing text on a page in a small font size. Pages that are predominantly heavy in tiny text may be dismissed as spam. Or, the tiny text may not be indexed.
76: Color Plays An Important Role In Design And Graphics
Color schemes are fun no matter what they are being used for. Color schemes come into play when decorating a room or painting a house.
77: Avoid Making Your Website Design an Annoying One
Have you ever thought about the fact that even though you think your website might be cute, entertaining, or funny, it may be extremely annoying to the people who are visiting it. When you are a webmaster or web designer, it is very important that you familiarize yourself with the things that visitors find irritating, unless it is your goal to have them leave, and then never visit your site again.
78: Design Your Website for Online Marketing
Learn tips and tricks about building an effective website
79: Design Conventions: A Good Idea?
Even while searching for innovative ways to make their websites work, new designers should follow the established design conventions. These conventions have evolved along with the Internet, and users expect web pages to function in a certain way.
80: The Continuing Development of CSS as a Web Standard
Cascading style sheets were formally introduced by the W3C in 1997 and in the nine years since have made gradual progress to becoming a web standard. Although the W3C mandates style sheets instead of HTML formatting for internal styles, many web designers have been slow to adopt CSS.
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