Archive for category Web Design
Filling the Satellite Imagery Gap
Posted by Scott in Web Design on April 26, 2006
Google has it, and so does Microsoft. Finally, Yahoo! Adds Satellite Imagery to Maps. It’s about time! Who’s next? Mapquest?
Closing Tags in XHTML
Posted by Scott in Web Design on December 23, 2005
In XHTML, one of the most basic differences between XHTML and HTML is that you have to close every HTML tag you open. For example <b> needs a </b> and every <div> needs a </div>. This is the same rule for all HTML tags. Some tags, however, require whats called a “close-command slash” at the end of the tag to close it. Read the rest of this entry »
Alt Tags
Posted by Scott in Web Design on December 16, 2005
There’s an article called Alt Tags: Describing Your Images for Better Web Accessibility that provides valuable information on what alt tags are and the best ways to use them. Alt tags are a necessity when building a website.
