Matching your website's color to, say, your chosen banner image can make a big difference in the site's appearance. If your colors don't quite match it can have a pretty jarring effect. So how do you make sure that the colors are right – and that they stay right for all of your visitor

Does your website have features that are the same on every page, such as a menu or a tagline at the bottom of the page? If so, you can benefit greatly from the use of include files.

A 'mailto' is a specialized link that you can use to automatically open an email message window on your visitors' computers when they click on the link.

The favicon, or shortcut icon, is the tiny picture that appears next to a site's url in your browser's address bar. Here's how to set one up for your website.

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but the ability to stick a few more words underneath it can still be a big help. Here’s how you can add a caption under your website’s images.

Your domain name is one of the most important parts of your website. Here's how to choose the right one for your site.

Learn about web analytics and how to track your visitors' behavior.

Adding plain text to your website is easy; just type it in and your browser will render it. With ASCII character codes you can add fancy symbols to your site as well.

Describes the different ways you can incorporate CSS code into your website, and which method you should use under different circumstances.

How do search engines find and sort web pages? Read this article for the answers. A must-have for anyone interested in SEO.