If you don't plan carefully, updating the design of your website can be a great hassle, involving manual changes of the same thing across all the pages of your website. While there are various technologies available to make your job easier, all of them have downsides.

Should you use SSI, frames, JavaScripts or your web editor's template system to handle the common elements that are present on every page? This article discusses the issues involved with each method.

What makes a good filename for your web page? This article gives some guidelines to creating URLs that will not cause problems in the future.

Are you thinking of creating a photo gallery website or a web photo album, but cannot figure out how to create a thumbnail picture link that will lead to a bigger version of the photo when clicked? This tutorial shows you how to do this using Dreamweaver.

In the past few months, I have come across a number of WordPress blogs that have been hacked to deliver malware. Don't let your blog be the next victim of hackers. This tutorial discusses some ways in which you can increase the security of your blog so that it is less vulnerable to being compromised.

Are you unknowingly preventing certain types of visitors from using your website? This tutorial discusses how you can improve the accessibility of your website so that people who are blind, colour-blind, have poor eyesight and those who are both blind and deaf can use your site.

If you don't have an index.html in one of your website's directories, do you know that your visitors can see a list of every file that is present in that directory? This article shows you how you can prevent that from happening.

It's the hottest new gadget on the Internet. But everybody is talking about Google's new web browser from the point of view of an end-user. As a webmaster, Google Chrome presents both new problems and opportunities. This article discusses 6 things about the browser that every web developer should know.

Do you need a different file (other than index.html) to be displayed when someone types your domain name in a web browser? Perhaps you want a special script to be invoked, or a file with some other name? This tutorial shows you how you can accomplish this by adding a single line to your .htaccess file.

Is the blue underlining underneath your links spoiling your website's beautiful design? This tutorial shows you how you can remove it using Nvu and KompoZer.

Find out how to write dates in your blog or website in a format that can be understood correctly by your visitors no matter which country of the world they come from. This article delves into the tricky problem of the ambiguous date formats found on a number of websites today.

If you're thinking of starting your own website, and are stumped by terms like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP and Perl, take a look at this article, explaining them, as well as describing what you'll need to do to create a website.

A step by step overview of how to create your own website and put it onto the web.