The search engine optimization community has spent the last two years in a panic. SEO people flood our Internet with spam links and fake Twitter bots and paid traffic, to help bad websites look more popular than they are, to … Continue reading →
Recently I came across a few articles that mentioned the CSS !important declarations, and there was a little bit of confusion over what they actually did, and how they could be used, as expressed in the user comments on those … Continue reading →
I have been using WordPress for about six years. Different themes, plugins, and code editors have come and gone through this huge learning process as I have developed hundreds of websites, but the one constant for me has been the … Continue reading →
Across every domain — business, politics, news, entertainment, academia, government, war — the internet has radically shifted the balance of power so that small organizations now compete on equal footing with bigger rivals. In fact, in some ways being big … Continue reading →
Chris from Chrislema.com recently created a very useful infographic that I’d like to share with you today. It’s about choosing a Membership plugin, and it’s the best guide I’ve come across till now. Hope you find it useful. Info Graphic … Continue reading →
Matt Cutts is the head of the Google Web Spam team. He is also seen in the SEO community as the SEO spokesman for Google. Today Matt has posted a preview of what is coming in the Penguin 2.0 release, … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Can WP and GoDaddy ever be workable? I'm want to learn WP but have a year left on my hosting with GoDaddy. is it worth trying to make it work, or should I just open a new account with somebody … Continue reading →
In the previous article about 30 Top SEO Blogging Tips To Sky Rocket Blog Ranking In Search Engines, I talked about the one and only WordPress SEO plugin that I use for my blog. In this article, I am going … Continue reading →
Extreme Web Designs Blog provides Free Web Design & Web Development Resources to Web Designers & Web Developers. The Unique feature of the Blog is that Live Demos of source code are provided so it's very clear to visualize the … Continue reading →
Recently someone turned on a big bad botnet and has been attempting to bruteforce the admin accounts for WordPress installs across the internet. This event is yet another reminder that passwords are passé and can be a weak point in … Continue reading →
FYI… Web Designer Job Apply now » Date: Mar 29, 2013 Location: San Antonio, TX, 78218, US Job Details Web Designer – 19833 This details all the information about the job posting. To submit your resume, click on the 'Submit … Continue reading →
Most people who use the Internet regularly are probably accustomed to seeing favicons, but chances are your average Internet user doesn’t know too much about them, other than where they’ve noticed them – if they have noticed them. So before … Continue reading →
How to Choose a Web Design Firm Simple. You do your homework on them. Then, you start asking questions and taking notes. There are plenty of web designers available. You want to go with the best because, in fact, your … Continue reading →
The world of SEO is always changing, keeping on trend is often a big struggle – but vitally important. Below are some overall facts and figures that show why it is so important to keep up to date: 450 million … Continue reading →
Generating traffic to a site is one of the main reasons why people to come up with the best web design for their site. Traffic in a website would mean that there are lots of visitors who view or use … Continue reading →
Today, many Web users are not only searching for sites packed with useful information, they are also looking for compelling and attractive sites. A good website offers visitors something they need in a way that will make them want to … Continue reading →
The tablet that I just recently purchased got me thinking, just as to how much of a high level of versatility websites now need to maintain for the provision of equally quality-oriented browsing experiences for all its users, since there … Continue reading →
1. Bad Search Overly literal search engines reduce usability in that they’re unable to handle typos, plurals, hyphens, and other variants of the query terms. Such search engines are particularly difficult for elderly users, but they hurt everybody.A related problem … Continue reading →
If you're NOT interested in using a forms plugin, this 4-part series may be of interest you: Have you ever found yourself needing to create a custom, multiple-page form in WordPress? I do… all the time! While you can use … Continue reading →