Back in March of 2006 Tyler Hall wrote an entry titled, “The Internet Will End on April 11.” In it he wrote: The changes to Internet Explorer will require web developers to completely rewrite the way they use embedded content across all of their websites. … Read More

Roger Johansson posted an interesting entry on his site entitled, “Elements and Attributes in HTML 5.” In his entry he lists some new elements that are being considered for inclusion in HTML 5 (the next major version of HTML). article A section of a page … Read More

Q: What did Steve Jobs say at his wedding? A: iDo. yuk yuk yuk. In case you were on another planet today, this morning was like Christmas for the Apple faithful. We came up with the above joke while hanging out in the local Apple … Read More

Have no doubt, the onset of IE7 will bring about new rendering bugs and issues. I’m already starting to feel the impact of it with a handful of websites. Fortunately, with much thanks to the company that helped create the fiasco, there’s an easy way … Read More

After The Million Dollar Homepage (MDH) made a million dollars, copycat websites sprung up all over the place. Most of those sites had poorly conceived gimmicks and none of them were ever able to recreate the success that the MDH had. As with most good … Read More

If you go to just about any search engine marketing (SEM) specialist, you’ll find out that their main service usually involves pay per click (PPC) advertising. Misleading consensus among SEM service providers, and ignorance on the part of clients, has led to the belief that … Read More