HTML5 Please is an app that has recently been released for special use by web developers. It is designed to allow users to check out which features, such as those in HTML and CSS, that they should use and how they should use them (through polyfills, fallbacks or just as they are). It also suggests which features are to be avoided at all costs or used with caution.

When it comes to completing a web design project for a client, one of the hardest parts of the process can be getting them to sign off on it, allowing you to make it live and reel in the customers for them. Everyone knows good web design when they see it but, unfortunately, everyone’s idea of what constitutes ‘good web design’ is not always the same. Follow these tips to encourage clients to sign off.

Many online marketers are tempted, at times, to buy an email list from a company on the internet. It is true that these companies make it all sound so easy – just purchase a list and out go your e-newsletters and special offers, no need to wait for months to slowly build up your own. There are, however, a number of problems associated with buying email lists, and they are all very detrimental to your online marketing campaign. 

There are plenty of techniques around for applying an effective search engine optimization (SEO) strategy to your website in order to boost its search engine ranking. One of the more important SEO techniques to use when it comes to ensuring organic results is said to be that of keyword density.

For those people who are new to or not familiar with the web development scene, the term XML is one that you may not have heard before or, if you have heard of it, it may be one that you don’t know much about. In all reality, XML is something that web developers use on a day to day basis, and it makes creating a website experience that much easier.