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If you have never even thought about this then you may be in for a surprise shock. Unless you paid a well qualified designer who knows his XHTML and CSS chances are there may be 2 or more things off in your website as far as the aesthetics look.

There are always ways to improve a website. Below, we’ve included a list of 25 ways that you might be able to improve yours.

CrossSlide is a jQuery plugin that implements in Javascript some common slide-show animations, traditionally only available to the web developer via Adobe Flash™ or other proprietary plugins. CrossSlide builds upon jQuery’s animation facility, so it is as portable across browsers as jQuery itself.

Did you ever wonder how SharePoint fares across different browsers? A co-worker pointed out this table of SharePoint's features across different browsers. Feature Firefox 1.5 Mozilla 1.7 Netscape Navigator 7.2 Netscape Navigator 8.1 Safari 2.0 Connect to Outlook/Client

MOSS' Cross Browser Support Did you ever wonder how SharePoint fares across different browsers? A co-worker pointed out this table of SharePoint's features across different browsers. Feature Firefox 1.5 Mozilla 1.7 Netscape Navigator 7.2 Netscape Navigator 8.1 Safari 2.0

Recently, we ran into a problem which caused text to disappear on two browsers. The culprit? Non-standard fonts. In this article, we discuss the problem and give alternatives for using fonts which are not widely supported.

Why do I have the Beastie Boys running through my head this morning? Oh yeah, it’s because I’ll be in Brooklyn, NY this week for VSLive! New York. I’m doing two sessions: Controlling AJAX when You’re Out of Control – Monday, September 8th, 1:45-3:00pm Geocoding, RSS, and Mapping, Oh My!

Search boxes: integral parts of many websites but often neglected in terms of markup and style. When considering both accessibility and semantics, marking up a a search box can be a little awkward depending on the look you are trying to achieve.

As a web designer, I'm often asked to center content on a web page, vertically as well as horizontally. This is often referred to as 'the letterbox effect'. Back in the day, when we all used tables to mark up our pages, this was a pretty simple task.