Keith's Useful HTML Links Page
Links to HTML and Web Design Sites and On-Line Resources
This section of my site is dedicated to all the web site designers out there - both experienced and aspiring. There are links here to a variety of resources from basic HTML tutorials to scripting tips and tricks to inspirational CSS layout sites.
Please feel free to browse through these sites, and if you don't find a link to your favorite helpful resource, please feel free to submit it to me so I can get it added to the list. There's a button at the bottom of each set of links so you can suggest new sites for me to review and link to easily.
Paydirt Design Web GlossaryPaydirt Design is a local web site design and development firm located in Butte, MT and primarily serving businesses and organizations in the western and southwest Montana area. This glossary of web terms is provided to help our web site customers understand the internet better and more accurately communicate about internet and web marketing and services.
- Feed Reader - RSS Reader
There are many different types of feed readers. The ones that internet users are most familiar with are the ones they use regularly. Adding RSS feed subscriptions to My Yahoo! or My Google, or Live Bookmarks are what most people see... Read more... - RETS - Real Estate Transaction Standard
As a Realtor, real estate agency, or real estate agent, you want to list property information on your web site to entice real estate buyers to request a showing or make a purchase. You also want to list available properties on your real estate web site to show sellers that you can move their properties... Read more... - IDX - Internet Data Exchange
The MLS has been around for years, allowing real estate agents and Realtors to share information about their real estate listings, so that multiple agents in an area can work on selling a property. This is of great advantage to both real estate buyers and real estate sellers... Read more... - Search Ranking - Results Ranking
Search ranking matters to most site owners, because many web site visitors will first find your web site through a search engine... Read more... - Country-Code Top-Level Domain Name - CCTLD
If you are targeting users in a particular country, or if you particularly want to identify the country your business or organization is operating in, you may want to choose a domain with a CCTLD, rather than a Global Top-Level Domain Name. For a multi-national organization, having specific web sites for the specific areas the organization serves that are localized including a local domain name with the proper country code can help promote the business in that region... Read more... - Global Top-Level Domain Name - GTLD
The Global Top-Level Domain Names are the most popular choices for companies in the U.S., and in many locations around the world for organizations when selecting a domain name. The most common of these is ".com," which is intended to indicate that a web site is for commercial purposes... Read more...
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