If you don’t know what a sitemap is, or have never created one…read on. A sitemap is a list of the individual pages on your website displayed in a hierarchical fashion similar to a table of contents, or index. They are sometimes used as a planning tool during the developmental stages of a site design,
Google Video Sitemaps tutorial from Mark Robertson of ReelSEO in video form featuring Google video Product Manager Nelson Lee and Google Partner Rep Amy MacIsaac discussing details of best practices and point out the importance of required elements including video:loc and video:player_loc. There are a list of questions (below) that are addressed in Q&A Below
In this tutorial you will be learning about the top tips and tools for validating an XHTML document.
Form validations are a great way to ensure that the data you collect from your users is clean and in the right format. However form validations can also frequently lead to lost conversions. CAPTCHA is one such type of validation.
Some validation put unnecessary formatting burden on your customer/visitor leading them to abandon your forms and go to your competitors. A lot of data formatting can be done via client side JavaScript or backend processing without putting the customer through a lot of pain. I am not suggesting to remove all required data and data formatting requirement, all I am saying is that be if you can handled formatting with scripts/code then do not make your customer do it. Let the users finish the form.
As the first official post of this blog, I’m going to show you a useful list about WordPress. If you work with Wordprss, whether as a developer/designer or just a simple blogger, you have probably got confused among hundreds of uncategorized WordPress tutorials. This list that I named it Table of Contents of WordPress Tutorials will organize them better. Here I have collected and categorized some of the best WordPress related tutorials and articles and I hope you enjoy it.
First of all, I should thank delicious, StumbleUpon, Dzone, Design float and other major social bookmarking websites’ users for featuring my previous posts. I received a lot of traffic after a few days after starting this blog.
In this post, I’m going to show you the most practical tutorials on coding a template using CSS and XHTML. Making a template has two steps. The first step is Designing the template components and the second step is Coding them into a valid XHTML page.
For learning designing a template from scratch in Photoshop, I suggest checking this post by dzineblog. But how to convert the designed PSD file to an XHTML document is the reason I wrote this post.
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1- CSS Template Tutorials – Setting Up - This is the part one of the complete tutorials. These series of tutorials will teach you how to design a template in Photoshop, slice it and convert it to a CSS layout.
Welcome to CodeFlu.com
My name is Lamonte Harris, just turned 18, getting my priorities straight, learning new things “code wise” and like to have fun coding in general. Theres no coding subject that I wouldn’t like to talk about. CodeFlu will go from topics about PHP to topics about C++ and Python.
This post is dedicated to elementary & intermediate CSS learners. If you’re going to learn CSS from scratch, you’ve probably seen a lot of techniques, tricks & tutorials so far. In this post I’ve written my own approach to the most essential CSS skills that every web designer should learn. I really love the articles below and liked to share them with you. Hope you enjoy it!
If you’re going to make a flash navigation menu, or want to build a full flash website, this post is for you. If you Google to find flash tutorials, the search results will not help you a lot. In this post I’ve tried to put together a list of the best adobe flash tutorials written about building full flash websites and creating flash navigation menus.
There are many nice text effects possible with CSS. Some can be quite dreamy and surreal in nature when used in the correct context. Like this example, a gradient text, see the picture below: This is great for page headings particularly on design orientated sites. There is no need to create the image with the
