1. Web Copy - What You Should Know First by Gary Glasscock

What you should know before hiring a web copywriter or writing your own web copy.
2. A Landing Page is Not an Order Page (and why it matters) by Leon Altman

There is a big difference between a landing page and an order page, and knowing the difference can have a big effect on your conversion rate.
3. Converting Print Advertising For Use On The Web - A How-To by J Hancock

Contrary to the beliefs of some, advertising for web and print are very different. Converting print ads for use on the web is very tricky. What has been very successful on paper may have no impact at all on the screen.
4. 7 Benefits of HTML Validation by Herman Drost

If your site is slow loading, appears incorrectly in the main browsers and does not rank well for the major search engines, your html may not be validated.
5. Do's and Don'ts in Web Design - part 2 (content) by Max Paul

Do present the issues right away... Your visitor wants to know immediately what she/he can find on your site... Keep that in mind when designing your site. Present the important issue(s) of your site on the first page.
6. What You Should Ask a Web Designer Before You Hire Him by Nic Sim

Congratulations! You’re ready to give your business an online presence with a website. If you want to save yourself the time and money and hand the job over to the professional, how do you choose a great website designer from the countless website designers in this world?
7. Maximising Web Site Viewability - Browsers by Phillip Harrison

With so many different types of Internet Browsers, it can difficult to tell how a web designer should configure their web sites. In the following few articles I will be analysing data I have gathered from visitors to my sites.
8. Maximising Web Site Viewability - Resolution by Phillip Harrison

With so many different configurations internet users have their computers set up with, it can be difficult to decide how web sites should be configured so that it is viewable in as many configurations as possible. This article covers data gathered for screen resolution.
9. Dos and Don'ts in Web Design - part 1 (design) by Max Paul

Tables are very flexible. They're able to get almost anything more or less visible on a screen. But by putting large elements in a table cell you might force the cells to become too large. Thus making horizontal scrolling necessary. So limit the number and size of pictures, long words (e.g. long links), predefined text etc.
10. Choose & Use the Best Colors by Andy Eaton

Are you using the best colors for your web site? Many web designers often overlook the issues of color in web design. When choosing colors for your web site there are three main areas that should be addressed.
11. Web Site Templates and Their Benefits by J Hancock

Can a web site template be better for you than professional web design? I think so, and I'll tell you why.
12. What Happened to My Website when I Deleted the Home Page by Mistake? by George Chamoun

There is a widespread confusion among lots of new website designer concerning the home page. If you get any book, any course, or ask most web page designer how to build a website, they will advise you to build your home page first.
13. What Content to Publish on Your Website by John Simms

Many businesses venture into the world of Internet Marketing without putting much thought into what they are publishing on their website; either because they're too lazy, or just clueless! Here are some simple steps to take to help you create great content on your website...
14. How a Custom Designed Website Can Help Your Business by Sherry Holub

Over the years, the internet has grown into a marvelous avenue to promote your business. In my last article, "Why Your Business Needs to Have an Internet Presence" (http://www.jvmediadesign.com/info37.html), I discussed 5 valid reasons why your business needs a website. In this article, I discuss some things to avoid and how a custom, professional website can help your business succeed.
15. Browser Compatibility by Phillip Harrison

At the start of the internet revolution there was one main browser that ruled over all others. It was, and still is called Internet Explorer created by Microsoft. Netscape has tried to compete for many years with limited success. With the release of Firefox, Microsofts hold on the browser wars is weakening. Browser compatibility is a big issue with web designers due to the number of browsers displaying page content differently.
16. Don’t Put Your Slogan in the Title Tag - Optimize Your Web Pages by Soren Breiting

The formulation of the title tag is the most important single aspect in guidelines for web page optimization. Learn how to optimize your title to get more relevant traffic...
17. Converting Traffic into Sales by Phillip Harrison

Ever been in the situation where you have spent a long development time creating your website to sell products, then spending an immense amount of time attracting visitors? Then only to see a minimal amount of those visitors turn into sales? Well, i am going to share my experiences of this and what i did to help turn visitors into sales.
18. Event Planning Must Include An Event Website by Soren Breiting

As part of planning a big family event, a celebration or a festival you should seriously consider registering a special event domain as the first step.
19. Why Web Pages Appear in the Wrong Location after Uploading to my Website? by George Chamoun

If your are a new web designer, you may face a common problem after uploading your web page to your web server. The problem is that the web page appear in the wrong location on your website, and will not be accessible when you type its address in the browser address box.
20. Lead Capture Pages Explode Your Direct Sales Business Online! by Carrie Lauth

How using lead capture pages can save you time and money and grow your direct sales or mlm business online.
21. Why Do Images Disappear from a Webpage? by George Chamoun

One of the major and common problem I faced as a web designer, is displaying images on my website. I learned how to fix the problem, and I will show you what you have to do to display the images.
22. 6 Reasons Why Web Templates Are Today's Trend by John Teh

Have you ever own the burning desire to have not only one but a number of websites out there to send your messages out, but only to know in the end that you don't have the knowledge or tools of getting them done?
23. Choosing Your Web Design by Josh Szatmari

We would all like to have the best looking website, that's a fact - but if we keep in mind that our main objective is to finally sell our product or service online, we'll realize that maybe design is not the most important factor when it comes to achieve this objective.
24. Make Your Web Site User-Friendly by Jim Capobianco

You can create a website that attracts customers, not repels them, with a little common sense advice.
25. How to Make a Website (Minus the Headaches) by Thomas Antion

A step-bystep overview of how to make your own website, stress free.
26. Keep It Simple, Stupid: The Beauty of a Clean Cut Website by Thomas Antion

If you are convinced that "more is more" when it comes to web design, you have a lot to learn. Forget the extra pictures and the hundreds of buttons, the less the eye sees, the more it absorbs. That is why I have eliminated the extra "fluff" on my own website and have had amazing results.
27. Click Here by Thomas Antion

"Clich Here" buttons and how they can help boost your sales.
28. Can a Webpage Created Without HTML? by George Chamoun

Designing a webpage can be done in two ways: either by using html, or using a graphic software.
29. Color and Web Design by Colleen Happ

Color is one of the most important but least understood elements of web design today. Color affects the emotion of the audience, and emotion drives decision-making.
30. Title Tags - How to Make Them More Effective by Kempton Smith

The title tags of your web pages are more important than most web authors realize. Once you understand why the title is so important, you can easily write more effective title tags.