If you’re a graphic designer, how web savvy are you?
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If you offer content for reproduction, what is your “nofollow” tag policy? If you don’t have one, you may be losing search engine ranking kudos.
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Web sites are like rabbits in the sense that pages tend to grow in numbers very quickly. For example, this site was originally just a few pages with links to resources for my clients, but over the years it’s grown to over 1300 on the main site.
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I was reminded today of just how expensive it can be to “borrow” images without permission.
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For years, having versions of our web sites for handheld devices such as cell phones and mobile commerce (MCommerce) have been The Next Big Thing that site owners have been told they prepare for. Perhaps we finally will need to soon.
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Here’s a new and very easy to implement tool you can add to your site if you’d like your pages to be available in different languages.
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Back in the days when I worked bricks and mortar retail, managers were shifted around between stores to prevent “store-blindness”. The same store-blindness certainly occurs with web sites.
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Not using alt tags on your images? Watch out that the National Federation for the Blind don’t come chasing you. But aside from accessibility issues; alt tags can help with search engine rankings too.
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At the end of each week, I clean up my desktop as usually there’s no more room for any icons. I take a slash and burn approach - and sometimes good stuff gets deleted.
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The importance of having a favorites icon for my sites was again driven home to me recently when setting up a new notebook.
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