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How to optimize your blog’s RSS feed | Webdesigner Depot
Your RSS Feed is sometimes the only way your visitors experience what you have to offer on a regular basis. It serves to inform and entertain, but is also an essential tool for driving traffic back to your website and improving your overall search-engine ranking. If all your feed does is show a poorly formatted excerpt of your posts, the hundreds of visitors who are not hitting your main site everyday will have no reason to read your content or share it with others. When optimizing your RSS Feed, you have to consider the kind of content you curate.seo
What would happen if you woke up tomorrow and your web host had accidentally deleted your website? It happened to me. And, you guessed it: I didn’t have a backup.
Backing up Your Website: The Ultimate Guide | Webdesigntuts+
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Like you, we love building awesome products on the web. We love it so much, we decided to help people just like us do it easier, better, and faster. Bootstrap is built for you. For all skill levelsLabs - Front-end Patterns
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Javascript in Modern Web Design
You're probably very familiar with Lightbox — a light Javascript used to display overlay images on the current page. The original Lightbox was released in 2005. Since then, there are many scripts released with similar features using different approaches and Javascript libraries. This is exactly the same as Lightbox JS, but written on top of jQuery library. Thickbox is a jQuery plugin that is very similar to Lightbox, but comes with more features. It allows you to display: single image, multiple images, inline content, iframed content, or content served through AJAX in a hybrid modal.CSS3
In my article “Recurring Revenue”, published in the October issue of .net , I speak about the ever-changing landscape for web designers and developers, where the focus is most definitely shifting from consulting to building products or services. I argue that most of us would prefer to be earning a passive income from our efforts than have to fight bad clients over budgets, deadlines and getting our bills paid on time. If this is where your head is at, then this article will be perfect for you... There are many ways to generate a passive income, but I’d like to touch upon the most common models/approaches by looking at a few examples from within our community. I’m a firm believer that a theoretical model does not equate to much value unless it can be substantiated by some great examples.
Earn money in your sleep! | Feature | .net magazine
Highcharts demo Highcharts is an incredibly elegant, highly customizable jQuery/ MooTools plugin for displaying graphs. It supports single or combinations of line, spline, area, areaspline, column, bar, pie and scatter charts.
MiniAjax.com / Highlighting Rich Experiences on the Web
In the last year or so, there's been enough sites that do fancy things when you scroll down that it's kind of a trend. I thought I'd blog it, you know, for the sake of history. By "fancy things" I mean something happens when scrolling down besides the site scrolling down. Elements might move around in unexpected ways or change their size/shape/color/content in some way.
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Mind Your En And Em Dashes: Typographic Etiquette - Smashing Magazine
An understanding of typographic etiquette separates the master designers from the novices. A well-trained designer can tell within moments of viewing a design whether its creator knows how to work with typography. Typographic details aren’t just inside jokes among designers.10 HTML Entity Crimes You Really Shouldn’t Commit
It has been over a couple of years since I posted my HTML tag and usability crimes posts, both of which are amongst the most popular articles here on Line25. There’s something about this title people just can’t resist! Let’s take a look at ten crimes you may be committing in your HTML content. These won’t exactly land you a life sentence, but I bet almost every one of us will be guilty of at least one of these petty crimes.ie
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