There are over 1 trillion websites and web pages in the world (according to Google's latest index), but a mere fraction of these pages are available to users because of the lack of accessibility. For instance, if it wasn't for a few searches on Google you would not have found this very article or page and chances are you wouldn't manually type this file's location into your browser. If you did, Wow you are a very accomplished users. Congrats.

For the rest of us not-so-accomplished users...

TheSealPortalTeam

Well I spent a few days transferring the private staff wiki over from our own to google's sites. I'm amazed at how much google are offering. They are definitely trying to provide something useful, unlike a lot of the advertising-based companies.

I just thought I'd give it a try, because we have problems finding someone to look after the scripts (sorry, web apps!) so when something breaks I have to spend ages fixing it and often re-installing, whereas someone who knows what they're...

zek

Dreamweaver CS4 Beta, codenamed "Stiletto"


"The public beta of Dreamweaver delivers significant changes to the 10-year old Web design and development tool. Not only does Dreamweaver CS4 offer a complete overhaul of the user interface, it adds many new features aimed at the “professional” Web developer. In addition, the beta expands on the powerful (and easy-to-use) Spry toolset introduced in last year's Dreamweaver CS3 release."

It is an exciting...

Web Junkie

Building link with potential partners is a vital part of search engine optimization. Link building helps achieving link popularity which means the number of quality inbound links pointing towards your website. Search engine often looks up link popularity before indexing a website and link popularity is obtained through link building.

Link popularity is a deciding factor for online business success but at the same time it is a difficult task too because it take more time. Search engine...

swapnakhade

USB, that little rectangular plug that can be found on just about every computer peripheral cable you come across, is one of the biggest success stories in the history of computing. Ditching the slow serial and parallel cables of yore and replacing them with a fast, universal standard that could draw power and allowed connecting of dozens of peripherals without rebooting... well, it was genius. When USB 2.0 arrived, with much faster performance, it got even better. It's not hyperbole to say that...

Web Junkie