Will HTML5 and devices such as the iPhone and iPad help bring an end to Flash’s dominance? (more…)
HTML5 to kill off Flash?
301 redirects and Google PageRank loss
A rumor in the SEO world circulating for many years is that 301 redirects cause a loss of PageRank on Google. Here’s the official word on that from Google Engineer, Matt Cutts… well, sort of. (more…)
Pay on time incentive
Do you have trouble getting paid by some of your clients? You may want to consider an idea in use by Australia’s postal service. (more…)
Choosing web site images
I’m graphically challenged. That’s abundantly apparent. I prefer to focus on text. However, I do believe images play an incredibly important role on a web site. If you’re like me, how do you go about choosing images? (more…)
Company news web pages
Many online merchants have company news pages, but sometimes they can work against a business rather than for it. (more…)
Page load times – you’ve got 10 seconds
What’s more important – a snappy site design that is slow to load or a rather plain looking site that zips along? Once a hot topic during dialup days, then somewhat ignored due to the wide adoption of broadband; page load speed is again getting attention. (more…)
There’s a scam for that
iPhone app developers knocking off other apps or gaming the iTunes App Store rating system be warned – Apple is on the case. (more…)
The world’s leanest home page?
Google is well known for their minimalist home page and it recently became even leaner. (more…)
Socially conscious outsourcing
Outsourcing is very prevalent among online businesses and there’s now a way to be a bit more socially conscious in the way we go about it. (more…)
Google rankings and W3C validation
Ah, finally! I’ve been having this argument with people since 2001 and now, the official word from Google on whether or not having the source code of your web pages validate according to W3C standards gives you an edge in rankings. (more…)