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Miami Web Design understands that attracting and keeping traffic coming to a site involves more than simple attention to Miami SEO. While potential clients use Miami SEO to find a site, it is value in site content that will keeps them there. It is in content where they find the advantages of doing business with…

When it comes to web design, there’s not such thing as “one size fits all” and with all the available options, making the right decision can be a confusing task. Whether you’re starting from scratch or renewing your web design look, there are many options to integrate functionality and advanced tools to your website. Here…

The .htaccess file is a control file located in your webservers directory. This file is a very powerful file that can control access to certain files, restrict access to files, forward people in the event of errors, and many more useful features for webmasters! One of the most embarrassing things for a webmaster is to…

Too many online businesses forget about their customers once they’ve bought the product. And if they take the time to write to them again, it’s only because they’re trying to push another product. Don’t get me wrong, you want to push that second product, but consider at least pretending that you care about how your customer is doing. Sending an email doesn’t cost a penny. Why not send more emails where you’re not trying to sell them anything. In the long run, this strategy will make you sell more! Ask how they’re getting on with their product, give them tips, give them a free gift, congratulate them on their birthday etc. Care more, and you’ll sell more.

This will work fine with style notation, but what if you want to use straight html. Html doesn’t recognize the rgb function. In that case, you can specify color using “hexadecimal” notation. Whereas the decimal numbering system uses the characters 0 through 9 to get 10 values, the hexadecimal numbering system uses the characters 0 through f to get 16 values. (After 9 the characters a, b, c, d, e and f are used, as shown below.)

If you’ve been on the internet for any length of time, you’ve collected about a zillion accounts and their associated passwords. Personally, I have over 500 different active accounts all over the web and probably a thousand more inactive or unused accounts. Most people don’t have anywhere near that number, but I’ll bet you have…