FileZilla is a free and very useful FTP utility. However, its design is not very intuitive. Once it is installed, many users just sit there and scratch their heads trying to figure out what to do next. In this tutorial, we will lead you through some of the basic functions to help get you started. Believe me, you will like it once you learn how to use it. (more…)

FileZilla, also called FireZilla, is a free FTP utility that really rocks. If you are looking for a full-featured free FTP utility that’s easy to install and easy to use, you will very likely be pleased with FileZilla. (more…)

I found a really nice free FTP utility called FileZilla, which is available on SourceForge.net at http://sourceforge.net/projects/filezilla. FileZilla is an amazingly full-featured file transfer utility that looks like it compares equally to the popular WS_FTP and CuteFTP file transfer utilities. (more…)

Kaizen is a a Japanese philosophy that means "continuous incremental improvement". Kaizen is commonly applied to the manufacturing process in Japan. It is also applied to everyday aspects of the workplace, where it is referred to as gemba kaizen. Gemba is a Japanese word for the workplace, and in particular, the workplace where products are developed. The kaizen approach can also be applied to web site development and Web site management. (more…)

Troubleshooting JavaScript errors can be difficult. Most errors are subtle and not very apparent. However, even the most subtle error can render the JavaScript code on a page inoperable. Fortunately, most browsers have built-in JavaScript troubleshooting tools that make the job much easier. (more…)

FileZilla, which is frequently referred to as FireZilla, is a really nice free FTP utility. If you have not used it, it really does deserve a test drive because its features easily compare to paid FTP utilities, such as CuteFTP and WS_FTP. (more…)

Adding a bookmark to your Web site helps assure that visitors who like your web site and wish to return can easily find it once again. (more…)

Sometimes a Web site owner wants to change the domain name for a Web site. Sometimes a site owner registers several related domain names and wants to point all of the domain names to a single Web site. A 301 redirect is the proper way to accomplish this. (more…)

Did you ever wonder how to create the small images seen next to URLs in a browser’s address window or next to bookmarks of Favorites saved in a browser? These images are called Favicons.
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HTML Meta tags were originally designed to provide information to browsers and search engines. Many different Meta tags evolved in the early days of the Internet, but due to widespread abuse, many are ignored by search engines today and are therefore useless. Others have been rendered obsolete due to browser evolution. (more…)