Posted September 13th, 2011 by John
I still can’t believe displaying hidden files isn’t an easily accessible option in the Mac OS as it is for Linux and Window. But here is how to do it: To Show Hidden Files type the following in Terminal and hit enter: To Hide Hidden Files type the following in Terminal and hit enter:
Tags: Apple, Mac
Posted August 31st, 2011 by John
Website font selection has been very limited over the years for those designers who want consistent designs across all major browsers on all Operating Systems. The majority of websites you come across probably use Arial, Verdana, Georgia, Helvetica and maybe Palatino as their font choices. These are safe web fonts and look good, but certain [...]
Tags: cufon, google web fonts
Posted December 7th, 2010 by John
This Christmas season I am happy to announce that a colleague and I are volunteering our services to assist 3 parishes/churches in Hastings County re-design their outdated website with a cleaner more modern website. The new site architecture will provide visitors to the website with great usability while maintaining a simplistic backend system for our [...]
Posted August 30th, 2007 by John
At WordCamp 2007 Matt Cutts confirmed that dashes would be the best choice instead of no spaces or underscores. He mentined that Google was now looking into it. He recommends sites that already have underscores to leave them, as do I because that would be a 301 redirect nightmare, and for new sites to use [...]
Posted August 15th, 2007 by John
Well for years now, actually since the Big Daddy update, webmasters and SEOs have been pondering and discussing amongst themselves and the community whether Google has been penalizing or discounting links to a site because it is a reciprocal link. There is no need to wait any longer though…according to the new Google Webmaster Guidelines [...]
Tags: Google, reciprocal link
Posted March 27th, 2007 by John
Protecting your website is as essential to SEO as developing an SEO strategy. One simple mishap could easily counteract all your hard work. So today I’m going to list a few things you can do to protect your online assets. Password Protect Your Website Logs To Avoid Referrer Spam 301 Re-direct Non-www To www Or [...]
Posted March 9th, 2007 by John
Here’s a great application for testing fonts. It’s called Typetester. It allows you to compare different font typefaces, font colours, and font styles. Check it out, it’s worth a try.
Tags: fonts