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January
2003
Design Tip
: Everybody Else Does, Should You?
When you were a kid, doing something because "everyone else does" was rarely a good
idea. But now that you're grown and designing Web sites, the situation has changed. If "everyone
else" designs pages using certain rules, so should you.
Click here to learn why.
JavaScript Tip
: Avoid An IE Rollover Bug
A JavaScript bug in recent versions (5 and 6) of Internet Explorer may cause problems with
JavaScript rollovers. The browser ignores the images saved in the local cache file and instead requests
the image from the server each time a visitor moves the mouse over the image. We'll show you two easy ways
to avoid this download problem. Click here to read on.
HTML Tip
: Using ALT And TITLE Attributes
When you're trying to create effective page content that will appeal to both human visitors and
search engine spiders, you need to get the most out of every page element. One way to do this is to use ALT and
TITLE attributes wherever you can. They increase your site's usability level and promotion possibilities if you
clearly understand where to put them, when to use them, and why.
Click here to learn more.
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