These days, it seems like every website has some flash, with many websites made entirely of it. And while these sites are often pretty impressive and highly interactive, flash does have its limitations.

In this article, we address the issues that may arise by using flash in your website.

If you were to browse the internet and look at the source code of a few websites, you are most likely to find that table-based layouts are most prevalent. And if any CSS is used, it is often included only to control fonts and colors. So why are we and other developers advocating CSS layouts?

As the owner of a small website, you might think it impossible to carve out your own chunk of the internet, especially in the face of larger sites that are well funded and manage to grab the top spots of search engine results pages. Don’t despair. It is possible to generate quality traffic regardless of the size of your website.

However, in order to do so, you will need to devote a some time and effort. Here is some advice to get you started.

At one time or another, you may have manually submitted your website to search engines without success, and wondered why your website wasn’t being indexed. And perhaps you even used a submission service, all to no avail. You are not alone. Many websites are also unable to be indexed. Fortunately, there are ways to correct your problem.

In this article, we highlight some factors which might delay or even prevent your site from being indexed by search engines, and give suggestions on how to fix the problems.

We spend so much time talking about what you should do to generate traffic and build confidence among your visitors. But sometimes it is also a good idea to know what not to do. After all, while you might be actively trying to drive traffic to your website, you might also be unconsciously keeping visitors away.

Read on to see a list of our top 10 most annoying website features.

We are often reminded that websites should be fast-loading. But how fast is fast, and how slow is slow?

This article gives you tips and tools to help gage your website’s speed and improve its load time.

Think you’re ready to launch your new site? Well, before you take down your coming soon page, its a good idea to make sure that you site is indeed finished.

Here are ten things to consider before you go live.

The average web surfer spends 5-10 seconds deciding whether or not they want to remain on a site. And given that users who leave disappointed rarely return, it is important to catch their attention the first time around.

This article gives seven tips to improve your website, encourage repeat visits, and get results.