Category Archives: Web Site Development

Web site development technology continues to evolve. In this section we cover common web development problems and solutions related to HTML, CSS, ASP and PHP, as well as popular databases such as MySQL.

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A Fix for Missing or Broken Images

Missing or broken images on a web site look unprofessional. While every site owner should strive to fix these issues when the problem is due to mistakes in the image source links set up in HTML code, there are times when you do not have control over the source of the images. Continue reading

Reduce Page Weight and Improve Web Site Performance

Page weight is the total size in bytes for all code, content, images and objects that must be downloaded from a Web server to a first-time visitor’s browser. Why is this important? Because page weight is primary factor in Web … Continue reading

Web Design Mistakes and Suggestions by Dreamco

Many common web site design mistakes can have a negative impact on a visitor’s user experience. If the goal for your web site is to attract users who will stay long enough to make a purchase or inquire about your … Continue reading

Simple PHP Banner Ad Rotator Script

If you need to randomly display banner ads or images on a web page using PHP, this code will do the job. It is a very simple PHP script that is flexible and works. Continue reading

FileZilla Tips and FAQs

FileZilla is a free and powerful FTP file transfer utility. In this post cover several lesser known features that make life easier for web site owners. Continue reading

Designing Faster Web Pages

Web site performance, page loading and rendering is one of the first impressions a user observes when visiting a web site. Fast web pages appear much more professional. Web pages that load slowly, especially if the pages take 5 or … Continue reading

How to Speak Programmer Jargon

When a non-technically inclined web site owner speaks with an experienced programmer, technical jargon frequently enters the conversation. Some programmers do that intentionally, just to show off their expertise. For others, it is just the way they talk because they … Continue reading

Using the W3C HTML / XHTML Validator

The World Wide Web Consortium, also known as the W3C, is the organization tasked with setting and maintaining the international standards for common Web scripting languages, such as HTML, XHTML and cascading style sheets (CSS). Their web site offers several … Continue reading

FileZilla Tutorial - Setting Default Directories

FileZilla is a free FTP utility found on SourceForge. In this tutorial, we cover one of the advanced features found in FileZilla. We show you how to set up default directories for your FTP connections. Continue reading

FileZilla Tutorial - Using FileZilla

FileZilla is a free FTP utility that is very powerful. In this tutorial, we show you how to set it up and transfer files to your server. Continue reading

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