It has become evident over the past couple of weeks just how important it is to follow a set structure in both html and css files. Most companies have their own set structure by which employees are expected to follow, for the obvious reason that several different employees may need to work on these files. [...]
How To Become A Web Programmer
I once heard a former employer tell an employee that, at 24, he was too old to become a programmer. He wasn’t trying to be mean or anything (at least I don’t think he was). He simply thought that to be a successful programmer you need to start at a very early age. I am [...]
How To: A simple trick to increase form functionality.
I see it all the time. From small forms (e.g. logins or contact forms) to larger, more complex forms (e.g. sign-up or payment forms). It frustrates users and can even drive them away from your site. What is it, you ask? It's when input boxes or text-areas have values in them that don't disappear when [...]
Black Hat Series No.5 – Doorway Pages Exposed
This is post #5 in "The Black Hat Series" – a series of blog posts aimed at educating website owners about the promise and pitfalls of Black Hat SEO strategies and techniques. Over the course of this series, we have outlined some of the Pros and Cons of White Hat vs Back Hat Optimisation Strategies, [...]
Google’s Views on what makes a Good SEO
Google has recently revised and republished an article entitled – "What's an SEO? Does Google recommend working with companies that offer to make my site Google-friendly?" – As a part of this updated article Google outlines some of the benefits of SEO. The benefits mentioned in the article are: Reviewing and providing recommendations on your [...]
