How validating HTML can find unnecessary plugins for your website or blog. An example using the TweetMeme button.

How to code an acronym a mouseover title on your site.

Google releases their own SEO report card. See how you can improve your own on-site SEO, and also improve your HTML.

Easy fix for IE6 in regards to setting a minimum width.

How giant images within your website can completely mess up your layout.

How validating HTML benefits the developer. Part 3 of 3.

Reasons Why Validating HTML is Important to the User. Part 2 of a three part post.

In the next two posts I will list some real reasons why validating html will benefit the user, and how it will benefit YOU.

Review of W3C’s Element Cheatsheet

The how and why to get a gravatar. The how to display them on your website or blog.

One of my favorite online tools I like to use is SEOCentro’s Meta Tag Analyzer, brief review.

The value of heading tags, examples, and a brief how to.

The importance of site wide consistency, and a list of tips to help you keep your site as consistent as possible.

How and why, you should use Google Analytics Goal feature. It’s time to set some goals for the new year.

Google’s Feedburner adds Socialize, a method to tweet your new RSS content.

The final post of a series about improving website performance, and how to make sure it loads quickly.

Reducing file size, and limiting cookie sizes to keep your site running smooth and fast.

A brief tutorial on how to speed up your website by minimizing round trip times, RTT. Control your redirects, and pack your script.

Ensure your site is optimized for fast loading by following Google’s recommended tips. First step, caching content.

If you want anybody looking at your website, it’s time to speed that load time up. This week I will posting several tips on how to do just that starting with some basics today.