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If you are a web designer like me, you find that you spend allot of your time researching web sites that are niched in web design. I actually seek out sites that not only are service oriented companies, but ones that also have a web design blog for the latest in design information and news [...]

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I have been under the gun on several occasions that required me to outsource certain aspects of a clients web design project. Now, I am assuming that you, my readers, are geeks that have at one time or another designed semantically correct websites. But have you ever been so pressed for time that you needed [...]

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One of the greatest advantages of marketing is the fact that allot of your projects can be outsourced. From SEO (Search Engine Optimization) work, to article distribution, outsourcing these types of projects is beneficial to your and your clients. But you can’t simply write an article, and expect it to be stellar material. photo credit: [...]

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Let me first say that I design (xHTML/CSS/PHP), maintain, and SEO web sites. And I’ve done my share of them. But there are times when I run across great looking sites that have been designed by others. Ok, who am I kidding, there are TONS of sites I run across that I didn’t design. I [...]

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I have been searching for an all around good web site resource for web programming and web technology issues. And since the Internet is filled with sites on based on those niches, the “perfect one” had to contain something more. And the Stylish Weblog covers Windows issues as well as the programming and technology ones [...]

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There was a discussion going on in one of the email group I belong to, regarding automated checking of websites for accessibility issues. One crowd was saying it was a good thing, while the other said it did not do enough. I say, do it! It’s not the end-all to checking for accessibility, but it’s [...]

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I understand that POSH (Plain Old Semantic HTML) is “geeky” and all, but it works!

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And you thought you enjoyed your privacy, read what they have to say about your ISP and your browsing habits: Last July, a research team from the University of Washington released an online tool to analyze whether web pages were being altered during the transit from web server to user. On Wednesday, the team released [...]

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I know SEO (Search Engine Optimization). And if you have been following along with the latest trends in SEO, you will know that one of the key factors in a high search engine placement, or SERP (Search Engine Results Position) is based on how many quality sites that have a back link to you. And [...]

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Email Marketing is going to be one of those marketing blessings or marketing curses. I remember when I began to contemplate starting a campaign to reach opt-in members to one of my websites, I searched the internet for the right Email marketing services to use. And let me tell you, finding a company on the [...]

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