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April 2003 (Part 2)

Design Tip :  5 Steps To Readable Pages

Reading on a monitor is more difficult and more tiring than reading printed material. Ideally, you want to design a site where visitors linger and return frequently (a "sticky" site). But if visitors have a hard time reading your content, they're less likely to stick around. Let's consider some easy design techniques that make online reading easier. Click here to learn more.

Promotion Tip :  Avoid Broken Backlinks

Broken links. The Web is full of them and they damage Web site credibility. On your site, they irritate visitors and look unprofessional. But broken links to your site (called backlinks) can hurt you too. The time you spend building link popularity is wasted if external sites link to pages that you've moved, deleted, or renamed. Click here to read on.

Beginner Tip :  "How Do I Get A Domain Name?"

That's one of the most frequent questions we receive from beginning webmasters. In this article, we'll answer that question and address other domain name issues that affect all webmasters. Click here to continue.