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Chris Poteet’s 10 Greatest Web Design Taboo List

Posted on 30 June 2006

Every web designer has a top 10 list of things that piss them off in web design. I helped teach a class on introductory web design, and I constructed the following list to hopefully keep those students from making the same mistakes I did.

1. Be cognizant of other viewers and demographic.
When we design for [...]

Web 2.0 Repository

Posted on 22 June 2006

I found a great listing of Web 2.0 resources at Everything 2.0.

Fixing the IE EMBED, OBJECT and APPLET Problem: Dynamic Embedding with JavaScript

Posted on 20 April 2006

The IE Nightmare A Reality
First you should read this quote from microsoft.com about Internet Explorer:
“…Internet Explorer 6 includes many new and enhanced features that can simplify the daily tasks that you perform…Internet Explorer 6 gives you the freedom to experience the best of the Internet…”
I can’t believe they would claim this.

Text Tricks in CSS

Posted on 10 April 2006

These are the different tricks that you can do for text formatting. These tricks work on all browsers and these may be simple, but very effective in lighting up your webpage.

5 Extremely Useful ASP Functions

Posted on 04 April 2006

In this article I describe my 5 favorite functions in ASP. Examples included.

Very Simple CSS Tricks

Posted on 27 March 2006

Here are some CSS tricks which might seem very simple yet it is so crucial to the outlook of a website. If you are a CSS pro, this article is probably not for you. After you read this article, if you feel that there are some things that could be done differently, please let us [...]

Friendly URLs

Posted on 25 March 2006

The coming together of PHP and MySQL to create dynamic pages is a great thing. Instead of having hundreds of separate webpages, your entire site can be stored inside a MySQL database, and then retrieved and displayed using a handful of “template” PHP pages. This makes updating the site extremely easy, though the draw back [...]

How CGI Script Works

Posted on 17 March 2006

To understand how the common gateway interface works, take a brief step back to the most basic of Web concepts. All Web browsers talk with Web servers using a language (well, protocol, to be exact) called HTTP, the Hypertext Transfer Protocol. At its simplest, HTTP defines the interaction between the browser and server, which can [...]

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