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Usability Tip:
RESET Button and Forms

No online form would be complete without a SUBMIT button. But what about that other button: the CLEAR or RESET button that erases the user's input? Does it help the user? Generally, the answer is no. Often a RESET button does more harm than good.

HTML Tip:
Renewed Importance Of META Tags

META tags are back — at least with some search engines. Depending on your site design and technology, good META tags may be one route to improved search engine rank.

CSS Tip:
You Are Here

One easy way to make your navigation menu more user-friendly is to disable the current page in the menu. We'll show you how to accomplish this using basic HTML and CSS: no JavaScript or PHP coding required!

Search Tips:
Search Tip Archive

Web Programming

Web Programming From Web site design to full-blown client/server applications and database-integrated eCommerce solutions, our programming expertise enables us to create and develop exciting and interactive Web sites for use over the Internet and on corporate intranets as well.


		HTML

		Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a document layout and hyperlink specification language that defines the syntax and placement of special, embedded directions that aren't displayed by a Web browser but tell it how to display the contents of the document, including text, images and other supported media.

		Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

		While use of HTML with its related attributes produce acute presentation effects, cascading style sheets (CSS), when judiciously applied, bring consistency and order to Web documents.

		PHP

		PHP is a server-side, HTML-embedded, cross-platform scripting language that provides a way for us to put instructions into your HTML documents to create dynamic content. PHP programming focuses principally on server-side applications, and by writing code that is to be executed on a Web server, you may achieve many more objectives than would otherwise be possible.

		Perl and CGI

		The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is an essential tool for creating and managing comprehensive Web sites. With CGI, we can write scripts that create interactive, user-driven applications.

		JavaScript

		JavaScript is a lightweight, object-based scripting language, and is the most popular scripting language for client-side Web development. Browser scripts are used to create dynamic Web pages that are more interactive, more responsive, and more tightly integrated with plug-ins and Java applets.

		MySQL

		MySQL is an inexpensive, lightweight and fast relational database system. Its capabilities may be easily integrated into a Web environment, and we can create full-blown client/server applications and database-integrated Web sites with the tools MySQL provides without our clients spending a fortune.