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These posts are short comments on longer articles posted elsewhere. They vary in length, and some have interesting discussions going on in the comments.
8 essential search engine marketing techniques
An in-depth review of an audio CD where SEO expert Brad Fallon talks about ways of improving search engine rankings.
Elements of Typographic Style for the Web
A website that explains how to apply the working principles described in The Elements of Typographic Style to the Web.
Web trend forecast for 2006
A couple of lists of predictions of what will happen in web design and development in 2006.
Simple markup, organised CSS
Notes on CSS coding style and separating design from content.
Managing incoming email
Some tips on how to deal with large amounts of email.
Redesign your site for Firefox now
Marketing speak for “Rebuild your website with web standards to make it more profitable”.
The history of CSS hacks
Tantek Çelik recaptures the history and evolution of CSS hacks and filters.
Reading comment spam can be fun
Examples of the funniest, weirdest and nuttiest comment spam to be posted on a blog.
The anatomy of an XHTML document
A close look at the different parts of an XHTML document, all the way from the XML declaration to the closing html tag.
Accessible DHTML: two different approaches
Examples of different approaches to making dynamic web content more accessible: WAI’s dynamic web content accessibility and Web Forms 2.
Firefox displays CSS errors in the JavaScript Console
Want to know if you got your CSS syntax right? Just open the JavaScript Console in Firefox.
Beginners should start with HTML, not XHTML
Arguments against teaching beginners XHTML before they have mastered HTML.
Create a design for the CSS Toolshed
An updated templates pack and step-by-step instructions on creating a CSS Toolshed entry are now available.
24 web development tips and tricks
One new web development tip or trick published every day for the first 24 days of December 2005.
W3C Feed Validation Service with SOAP
The Feed Validator for Atom and RSS is now available at the W3C website, and exposes its Web service as a SOAP 1.2 interface.
CAPTCHA is bad for accessibility
Using a bitmap image containing distorted text to verify that the user is human prevents several groups of disabled people from using web based services.
Which blogging style do you use?
There are several different styles of blogging that will generate traffic to a site.
Guidelines for HTML email design
Essential information for anyone involved in creating or sending email newsletters that should reach and be read by their recipients.
Modern web browsers have CSS bugs too
Internet Explorer has a lot of frustrating bugs in its CSS implementation. But it’s not the only web browser to have CSS bugs.
No XHTML 1.0 Strict in ASP.NET 2.0
Microsoft still has some catching up to do when it comes to understanding Strict DOCTYPEs and XHTML 1.0 vs. 1.1.
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