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Surfing Tips and Tricks
Web design has changed a lot since I built my first site back in 1996. You can make your site interactive, personalize it for the specific visitor and so much more. Still, the basics haven't changed and it never hurts to know about the basics. That's what this section is all about. Want the whole story? Try reading our web design overview!

Making Frames Work for You
Frames can be an extremely useful or extremely frustrating part of a webpage. Most everyone who surfs the Web has an opinion about the use of frames. They either love ‘em or hate ‘em. The truth is that, if you're overly aware of them, they're probably not being used correctly. The dislike that some people have towards frames mostly comes from having been frustrated by them. When frames are used on a page, they automatically split a browser window to display parts of two or more webpages at once. The most common use of frames is for navigation — one section displays site navigation tools while another frame displays the featured information. It's kind of like...read more

Searching In Your Own Backyard
What some people don't realize is that search capabilities are a lot closer than the average joe might think. What I mean by this is that FireFox and Internet Explorer have built-in search tools that can greatly simplify a search effort. These easy-to-access tools will immediately connect you with the search capabilities of several search engines and indices....read more

The Web's Too Slow
I frequently hear complaints from people, who don't have the luxury of a super fast T-1 connection, that they'd surf the Web more but the speed is just too slow. It's a shame because there's such a huge selection of useful information out there that they aren't able to see. Most everyone blames speed issues on their Internet provider. If they switch providers, they'll get better speed for sure. Well, that may be part of the problem, but there's more to this problem than meets the eye. Here's a few things to consider: ...read more

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