How to Test Your Web Site Usability
How to Test Your Web Site Usability Copyright 2002 by Herman Drost When designing a web site, you are never sure how it appears to all people. This is because people use different browsers, resolutions, computers and connection speeds to the...
Testing Your Web Application - A Quick 10-Step Guide
Interested in a quick checklist for testing a web application? The following 10 steps cover the most critical items that I have found important in making sure a web application is ready to be deployed. Depending on size, complexity, and corporate...
The History of the WWW and HTML
When you are surfing through the web you generally see some
pages that are not displayed properly, the frames become all
mixed up and the content become unreadable. Many surfers think
that it is a problem of coding and the blame incompetent...
Web Source Web Design Tips - Don't Forget Your META tags
When designing a website, make sure you include proper META tags in the HTML of each page. META tags are HTML code that enable the search engines to determine what keywords are relevant to a specific site. About 80 percent of all web site...
Web Source Web Design Tips - Open A Window on Page Load
The code below will open a new window when a web page loads. This window may be customized to any size you'd like. Place this code under the tag within your HTML. window.open('http://www.yourdomain.com','windowname','...
404 Not Found? Turn 404 Error Page into Profit!
Easy way to make money from Error 404.
A 404 error occurs whenever someone requests a URL that is not on your server. Either they have mistyped something, or you moved or deleted a document that used to be on your web site.
So why lost this traffic?
With two-three simple lines of code you can redirect 404 traffic to a sponsor and make money automatically:
Put this in your site .htaccess file: RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*) http://www.yoursponsor.com/?youraffiliateidhere
with javascript (put this page instead of moved/deleted page on your site) 404notfoundredirect Search Engine-Friendly JavaScript Redirect with Frames - sample #4