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May 2004

CSS Tip :  Create Your Own HTML Tags

Do HTML rules cramp your style? Ever wish you could create your own tag what would behave just like you want? Well you can. Combine the SPAN element with CSS rules to create your own custom tags. Click here to learn more.

Usability Tip :  Keep Repeating Yourself

If you tell the same tired story over and over at parties, people will soon run when they see you coming! But Web visitors aren't nearly as discerning. They'll flock to your site and dive deeper into it if you constantly remind them how much the site has to offer. Click here to read on.

Beginner Tip :  Make Peace With Punctuation

Writing Web page content is different than writing for a print publication because people read differently online. Content is one thing, but what about punctuation? It intimidates many writers - webmasters included. Get that fear under control. Punctuation can affect your site's readability and accessibility. Click here to learn more.