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2008 November 9 • code, seo

URL Rewriting for Beginners

article: A beginner's guide to URL rewriting, with plenty of examples.
[credit: ILoveJackDaniels]

2008 August 17 • code, e-mail

Designer's Guide to HTML Email

article: Useful tips on templates, testing, rendering issues, image blocking, and email client discrepancies.
[credit: SitePoint.com]

2008 February 16 • ccs, code

Sitepoint CSS Reference

reference: Sitepoint's CSS Reference is now available online.
[credit: ETC.]

2008 February 16 • code, design, e-mail

The Principles of Beautiful HTML E-mail

article: Covers the core principles of designing for email vs. designing for the web.
[credit: Campaign Monitor]

2007 November 10 • code, e-mail

Graceful E-Mail Obfuscation

how to: Hide e-mail addresses from spam bots while revealing them to readers as real, clickable links. This transparent and fully automated solution guarantees that all addresses on your site will be safe—even the ones that show up in blog comments!

2007 July 18 • code, seo

Setting up a Sitemap

article: How to use Google Webmaster Tools and Yahoo! Site Explorer to create and register a Sitemap.
[credit: Yahoo! Store Blog]

2007 April 26 • code, process

Creating User Friendly 404 Pages

article: 404 means: Page Not Found. But the average internet user has no idea what 404 means or what to do about it.

2006 December 31 • code, resources

scriptvote

resource: A directory of free scripts featuring user voting.
[credit: ETC.]

2006 September 25 • blogs, code

RSS 2.0 And Atom 1.0 Compared

guide: The purpose of this guide is to summarize, as clearly and simply as possible, the differences between the RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 syndication languages.
[credit: xBlog]

2006 September 3 • code, resources

25 New Ways To Use RSS

list: What most people don’t know is that RSS is an incredibly flexible technology that can do all sorts of other things.
[credit: swissmiss]

2006 August 28 • code, process

The Big Picture on Microformats

article: What's happening with microformats today.

2006 August 19 • code, design

Fixed or Liquid?

article: Weighs the pros and cons of fixed and liquid layouts, and arrives at a sensible conclusion: since screen resolutions have stopped growing for the most part, fixed is the way to go. Fixed layouts offer better readability and tighter control over the design.
[credit: Monkey Bites]

2006 February 5 • code, design, resources

Web Design from Scratch

website: A great resource that covers the fundamentals of web design. If you like what you see there, you may also want to check out Digital Web Magazine's area on the Basics of web design.
[credit: Digital Web Magazine]

2005 December 16 • ccs, code

Transitional vs. Strict

article: For those looking to start using web standards and valid, semantic markup, it is important to understand the difference between Transitional and Strict DOCTYPEs.
[credit: 456 Berea Street]

2005 April 17 • code, resources

CodeZoo

website: A directory of free, reusable components for software projects.
[credit: SIGNAL VS. NOISE]

2005 April 10 • ccs, code

Planning Structural HTML

article: A great introduction to structural HTML and how it helps preparing a document for CSS styling.
[credit: 456 Berea Street]

2005 April 7 • ccs, code

Planning Structural HTML

tutorial: Start your projects by first making your HTML structurally ready for CSS.

2005 March 15 • code

PHP

article: A simple intro to PHP.

2005 February 20 • ccs, code

Stop SPAM

article: Stop SPAM With Graphics & CSS, includes additional resources to help you fight spam.

2005 February 20 • code, resources

HTML Character Entities

Chart: Wondering how to make a ⇔ left right double arrow on your web page? Refer to Dave Taylor’s chart of HTML Character Entities. It is based on the official HTML 4.0 character entity information included in the HTML 4.01 specification.
[credit: TiKouka]