Sunday, July 12th, 2009
Normally when you are designing a public webpage, you have to be really careful to make sure that it works in support a number of browsers. Namely, FireFox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, IE 8, IE 7, and IE 6. The various versions of Internet Explorer are the worst because they are the most popular, yet also the most varied and broken. This forces you to use a very limiting subset of CSS and build up an encyclopedic knowledge of quirks in each browser. However, there are a few times in a web develo
Tags: Browsers, Encyclopedic Knowledge, Ie 6, Ie 7, Internet Explorer, Opera, Public Webpage, Quirks, Safari, Subset, Webkit
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Saturday, July 4th, 2009
This article was written in a simple language so you can learn on how google is manipulating the pagerank. Pay attention. Recently Google did a major PageRank update where a lot of sites were downgraded. Many experts believe this PageRank update was Google’s response to link selling - sites which sell links lost points in their PageRank. Google measures all web pages on a scale of importance from 0 to 10, which is shown in a small green pixel bar on browsers carrying the Google Toolbar. Page
Tags: Browsers, Google, Google Toolbar, Google Web, Measures, Pay Attention, People, Perception, Web Pages
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