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June 2004

CSS Tip :  Be Careful When You Size Your DIVs

Moving from a table layout to one using CSS can be frustrating if you aren't prepared to deal with a common browser display problem. Table cells expand to hold all the content placed between opening and closing TD tags. DIV tags behave the same way -sometimes. At other times, the content spills outside the DIV. Click here to learn more.

Accessibility Tip :  Accessibility Checklist

Building accessible Web pages is easier than you think - and probably more important than you ever realized! Over the past decade, Web accessibility has become the goal of governments, educational institutions, and businesses. Online businesses that ignore accessibility risk losing customers, revenue, and invite lawsuits. Click here to read on.

Design Tip :  Writing Good Web Page Content

Content is king to visitors and search engine spiders. That's why content should never be an afterthought - just something to fill in the white space between images and flashy multimedia presentations. Our tips for writing good content will help you create content that attracts visitors and turns them into customers. Click here to learn more.