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Many web developers and web designers out there still (for some strange reason) make extensive use of tables in their style and layout.  Ever had a contractor building your house actually use 20th century building materials in its construction?  How about a mechanic using 20th century iron crafted parts instead of aluminum or steel?  When your developer uses tables to create your website they are doing the same thing and the most frustrating thing is that it costs nothing to use the updated CSS methods, in fact it is much easier and less confusing!  [...]

On September 8, 2010, Google released and announced their new search interface “Google Instant”. As they said; this technology will bring you search results instantly to your desk top as you type. This launch was not about putting the hyper-drive on the internet but instead to show the users how to better refine their search queries so they can see every letter grouped with another is another query. Through this, Google aims to influence the way we make our search queries.  [...]

As the “hip” saying is today, “You gotta web 2.0″ has never been more true.  In my previous posts you’ll learn exactly what Web 2.0 is, so today I’m not going to go back over all of that, but in short, it means that its the social network, easy to read (and access), optimized way of developing and maintaining a website. Today though many people don’t really realize how many potential customers and clients they are loosing because their site isn’t Web 2.0 or because their site is only “SEO” friendly and not human friendly.    [...]

Web 2.0 isn’t just a fad, it was a new method of sharing favorite information, and has grown to standards conformation, easy to use websites which has developed into a system that is now widely used across the net.  In fact, the larger companies IT staff would call one “Old-School” if they didn’t have their social networks linked into their website.  And they would be right.  We all have to remember that like a computer   [...]