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The page is divided into the following categories:

• HTML Basic Tutor Information
• Basic HTML Code Articles
• Basic HTML Code Tips
• Web Design Tutorials
• Web Design Tutorial Videos
• Web Design Resources
• Website Building Tools
• SEO Techniques

HTML Basic Tutor Information

• Help Learn HTML Tag Coding - HTML Tutorial

  Need HTML help? Learn HTML Basics. HTML code articles, basic HTML code tips, web design tutorials and search engine optimization for small business owners, HTML beginner and anyone building websites

• About Us

  Web design practices and coding in a fashion small business owners, beginner web designers and hobbyist website owners with little or no knowledge of web design can learn from.

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Basic HTML Code Articles

Basic HTML Code Articles - HTML Tutorials covering HTML code, code validation, HTML code validators, link checkers, cross browser compatibility, DOCTYPE declaration, character encoding, HTML document structure.

• Clean Compliant HTML Code

  • Clean Compliant HTML Code vs Cost of Non Compliant HTML Code

    Have you encountered a website that causes your browser or computer to crash? Most times this happens because the web page contains coding errors or the page author has used non compliant or browser specific code.

  • Clean HTML Code - Cleaning Up HTML Coding

    Clean HTML code is important to the success of any web site. Cleaning up HTML coding reduces page size, makes the web site search engine friendlier and increase accessibility.

• Code Validation

  • Code Validation - Clean Code

    Clean Code eliminates problems, creates a web site viewable by all on the Net, increases website accessibility and improves search engine optimization.

  • Validate HTML Code - HTML Code Validators

    Learn to validate HTML code. How to use HTML validators. Produce HTML coding that contains compliant HTML code using a HTML validator.

  • Validate CSS Code - CSS Code Validators

    Learn to validate CSS code. How to use CSS validators. Produce CSS coding that contains compliant CSS code using a CSS validator.

  • Link Check - Link Checker Validators

    Learn to validate links with link checkers. How to use link check validators. Produce web pages and web sites that do not contain broken links using a link check validator.

• Cross-Browser Compatibility

  • Is Your Site Cross-Browser Compatible?

    Cross-browser compatible - Compatible with all major browsers available.

• HTML Document

  • Document Type Declaration

    The DOCTYPE Declaration (DTD or Document Type Declaration), what it does and why each web page needs it.

  • Character Encoding

    Character encoding tells browsers and validator what set of characters to use when converting the bits to characters.

  • The HTML Document Structure

    HTML document structure when creating a web page is important. If HTML document structure is incorrect web pages break or search engine spiders may not index page.

  • Meta Tags - HTML Meta Tags

    Meta Tags, what meta tags are and how they are constructed.

• HTML Tags and HTML Coding

  • The <br> Tag - Line Break Tag

    Using the br tag (line break tag) in HTML coding to move text or image to a new line.

  • Comment Tag

    The comment tags are used to insert comments, hide scripts from browsers and for testing web page errors.

  • Non-Breaking Space

    What the non-breaking space HTML coding is, how to use it and when not to use it.

  • Paragraph Tag

    The paragraph tags are used to define a block of text as a paragraph. This HTML element is one of the basic HTML tags you should learn to use properly.

Basic HTML Code Tips

Basic HTML Code Tips for the small business owner and those building their own websites.

• HTML Source Code

  • Space Out HTML Source Code

    Space Out HTML Source Code so HTML code errors and page content are much easier to find.

  • Lower Case HTML Tags and HTML Tag Attributes

    Prepare web pages for the future by using lower case HTML tags and HTML tag attributes.

  • Email Subject Line

    Automatically insert email subject line for visitors. How many important emails have you missed because the email subject line was blank?

  • Learn to Design HTML Tables with Less Code

    When starting off in HTML coding beginners are very tempted to design HTML tables when creating web pages. Learn how to use rowspan and colspan.

  • Which Stylesheet Type to Use and When?

    Which stylesheet type to use and when. Should I use an external stylesheet, internal stylesheet or inline style?

Web Design Tutorials

Web Design Tutorials for the small business owner and those building their own websites

• Website Planning

  Website purpose, target audience, website technical considerations, hosting costs and budget are all part of website planning.

  • Purpose of Website

    What is the purpose of your website? To make money from your website? Share information? or For family and friends?

  • Determing Target Audience

    What is your target audience? Target audience skills? Target audience accessibilty?

  • Website Technologies

    What website technologies does your website require?

  • Webspace Hosting

    Webspace Hosting stage considers webspace hosting required, looks at webspace hosting packages available, webspace features required and what webspace traffic expected.

  • Website Budget

    Website planning budget considerations include building webpages, website content, website graphics, website advertising, cost of third party features along with many other considerations.

• Web Design

  • Anatomy of a Web Page

    A description of the basic structure of the anatomy of a web page. Page title, URL, file name, header, footer, navigation, web page content are all parts to the anatomy of a web page.

  • Flexible Design (Liquid Design)

    Using a flexible design (also known as liquid design) accommodates a variety of browsers, screen resolutions, operating systems and monitors.

• Download Speed

  • Improving Download Speed

    Improving download speed of webpages is important to the success of a website. Some ideas to optimize web site performance and improve web site download speed.

Web Design Tutorial Videos

Watch web design tutorial videos and learn how to code web pages.

• View Source Code

  View source code of a web page in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera or Netscape web design tutorial video.

Web Design Resources

HTML Code Resources, Online HTML Code Resources, HTML Code Specifications, DOCTYPE Declarations, HTML Tag References, Basic HTML Document Tags

• HTML Code Resources

  HTML Code Specifications, DOCTYPE Declarations, HTML Tag References

• HTML Tag Reference

  Basic HTML Document Tags, Basic HTML 4.01 Tags

• Web Related Charts

  HTML ASCII, Colour Tables, Web Statistics, Unicode Character Code

• Web Design Computer Basics

  As a website owner, webmaster or web designer there are some basic computer skills you will need to work more efficiently.

• Internet Basics for Web Design

  Basic internet skills for website owners, webmasters and web designers. Learn some basic internet skils to use while running your own website or designing your own website.

Website Building Tools

Collection of website building tools including HTML tools, web graphic tools, web related charts and web page testing tools.

SEO Techniques

How search engine spiders (web crawlers) work, how search engines read web pages, what search engine spiders look for, search engine submissions, search engine indexing.

• How Search Engines Work

  To perform search engine optimization on a web page you first need to understand how search engines work.

• Web Crawler - Search Engine Robots - Search Engine Spiders

  Understand how web crawlers, search engine robots or search engine spiders work.

• How Search Engines Read Web Pages

  To properly optimize a web page for the search engines you need to understand how the search engines read web pages.

• What Search Engine Spider Software Looks For

  All the search engines look at the words in a web page and record where they found the words. Each search engine has a different way at looking at the web page.

• Search Engine Submissions

  Once the web site has been submitted to a search engine there are a few stages to the process of actually getting indexed.

• Search Engine Indexing Process

  Search engine indexing is done once the search engine spider (web crawler) returned from it's web crawl.

• Web Page Content Search Engines See

  The web page content search engines see and don't see.

  • Doorway Pages - Splash Pages

    Doorway pages and splash pages tend to not have enough web page content in them for the search engine spiders to assess what the web site is about therefore these type of pages tend to not be indexed.

  • Flash Websites

    With flash web sites, the search engine spiders only see the coding that inserts the flash movie.

  • HTML Frames

    With HTML frames a web page can be divided into multiple sections which display different information in each section.

  • HTML Tables and Search Engine Optimization

    In this article we will look at how search engines read html tables and how to properly use tables from a search engine optimization point of view.

  • Heading Structure and Search Engine Optimization

    Each search engine prioritizing the importance of headings therefore it is important to use heading tags correctly to create proper heading structure.

  • Javascript and Search Engine Optimization

    Search engine spiders cannot read javascript. If you have a dynamic content such as a dynamic menu that uses javascript the search engine spiders will not find and follow the links in that menu therefore, the spider will not be able to index the rest of the pages on your site.

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