Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS, is a method of website design that allows for the separation of content and design. By incorporating CSS into the design of your small business website, you can increase the ability of search engines to spider your website,

Like many other web designers, I began laying out web pages using graphical tools and discovered the wonders of tables for layout without anyone telling me to use them. Since browser support for CSS Is better than it used to be, and tables cause problems,

Weather you are getting traffic to your site or not, CSS has many benefits you simply cannot live without. It will create a better user experience and also could be the deciding factor in the order of the top ranking sites for your keywords. Taking CSS se

So all of us who have worked on websites before, or even have just browsed the net, have come across something called CSS. If you’re familiar with HTML at all, you’ve definitely heard the term. With the way that the internet works, there’s always a new up

Those who are not familiar restructured text may initially bemoan it's lack of power and flexibility when compared to XHTML, but as often the case in life, initial appearances can be deceiving.

A typical challenge faced by Flash developers like me is getting fonts to look like you want then to. For any project choosing the right font face and size is a process that requires both you and ultimately the client to see eye to eye.

Sitepoint never disappoint when they publish a new book and HTML Utopia: Designing Without Tables Using CSS is no exception. It is a very well written book aimed at anyone who wants to design standards compliant, modern websites using CSS for layout.

If you have been looking for a new website for a while, you will (no doubt) have visited many websites of developers and companies that can create them. Lots of these companies bandy about terms such as W3C and CSS. So what is all that about and why do I

1. File size - Always be reminded that web pages of a particular website should be light in terms of file size. It would be hard for search engine spiders to categorize an overly heavy web page filled with HTML ""junk text"".

If you are still designing with tables then you are missing out on a lot of the benefits of cascading style sheets (CSS). Tables were not supposed to be used for designing but unfortunately it has been the standard for a long time.