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          A L L   A B O U T   W E B   D E S I G N !(tm)


  "A Monthly Resource Guide For Web Designers and Webmasters" 


                   Issue #2     June 1, 1999

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             Editor: Linda Anderson (aka windsong)


All About Web Design!(tm) is a free, biweekly newsletter that 
covers EVERY aspect of web design. Topics include web design, 
writing html, resources for web designers, web site utilities, 
javascript, cgi, designing for search engines, and much more!

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                         SPONSOR'S SPOT

                         EDITOR'S NOTES

                          BOOK REVIEW

                     SPECIAL FEATURE ARTICLE
                         (guest article)
                    "Are You Losing Visitors?"

         LINKS OF INTEREST TO WEB DESIGNERS AND WEBMASTERS

                      LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

                         CRITIQUE CORNER 

                     HINTS, TIPS, AND TRICKS

                    THIS MONTHS'S CLASSIFIEDS

           HOW TO ADVERTISE IN "ALL ABOUT WEB DESIGN!"(tm)

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PROMOTE! Newsletter - Informative web resources, sites, zines,
and lists submitted by readers, and by scouring the web and over 
250 newsletters each month. FYI column, tips, and suggested 
software downloads, and reader comments each week. Archives, 
submission & subscription details at our site: 
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                     EDITOR'S NOTES

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Welcome loyal readers and all new subscribers!

This newsletter will now be published twice a month. Expect it
in your mailbox on the 1st and 15th of each month.

NEW E-ZINE about to hit the 'net! "All About Search Engines!(tm)" 
will be published by this editor twice a month on the 7th and
21st. You may subscribe by sending a blank email to:
mailto:AboutSearchEngines-subscribe@onelist.com  

I subscribe to a lot of ezines. I have watched the networking 
going on out there on my behalf. Each time I read another 
ezine, I see my name and the name of my new zine mentioned. 
Editors getting other editors to give me a boost. You guys are 
beautiful. Because of you, the premier issue of All About Web 
Design!(tm) went out to almost 500 subscribers. And the numbers 
just keep on climbing. Thanks. I love you all.

As most of you already know, I have been having a problem 
with formatting. And again the kind hearts out there have been 
coming to my aid. Thanks again guys. I think I may have 
conquered it.

Starting with this issue, we will have "Critique Corner" where
you can submit your site for a mini-evaluation. This will not 
be a full blown critique. Whether you have specific questions, 
or just want a general analysis, let me know. If you do not 
wish to have this published, then please do not request the 
review. mailto:editor@marketing-resources.com?subject=critique

If you'd like to have one of your articles featured in 
ALL ABOUT WEB DESIGN!(tm) ...send the article to me at:
mailto:editor@marketing-resources.com?subject=article
(hint: it can also be a tip, or a trick.) But please stay 
on topic and keep it brief and to the point. 

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, complaints
or advice, or just want to say 'hi', please contact me at: 
mailto:editor@marketing-resources.com?Subject=AAWD-Feedback

Deepest gratitude to my best friend and confidant, UKJerry 
for his continuing support and encouragement. Without him, 
this just wouldn't be happening. Subscribe to his marketing 
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                       BOOK REVIEW

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     Web Design in a Nutshell: A Desktop Quick Reference 
                  by: Jennifer Niederst
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1565925157/businessoppor084

Written in the popular "Nutshell" format, this guide is full 
of helpful tables and lists, making it a perfect desktop 
reference. The book breaks down the huge topic of Web site 
development into understandable, readable segments: the Web 
environment (browsers, displays, design principles), an 
in-depth guide to HTML tags, graphics manipulation and display, 
multimedia possibilities, and technologies for larger site 
management (such as Cascading Style Sheets [CSS] and XML).

While this book is certainly comprehensive, the abundance of 
information could be overwhelming to someone just starting out 
with HTML. In addition, the heart of this book is filled with 
technical specificity on Web page creation (for example, a 
section under "Graphics" is titled "GIF87a versus GIF89a").
Readers looking for more conceptual explanations of Web design 
and layout would be better served with other titles. But for 
day-to-day development and maintenance, Web Design in a 
Nutshell is a truly well-constructed toolkit.


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                 SPECIAL FEATURE ARTICLE

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                 Are You Losing Visitors?
                    by: Steve Warriner
 
 
How many times have you seen an interesting website, clicked 
on the url, and then waited...and waited some more? Maybe you 
gave up. I do often leave an unloaded site because I've got 
a lot to do. Unless your site is the only one to deal with your 
topic, you've got no chance!  But I know there are millions of 
new sites going up on the web constantly. My favorite search 
engine is likely to find one for me that I don't have to wait 
for. 

First lets talk about backgrounds. There are many very 
attractive backgrounds available for free or a fee. Don't use 
them unless this is a personal playpage and you don't care if 
anyone sticks around. Backgrounds will slow down loadtime, 
but more importantly, usability studies have shown that even 
faint watermark backgrounds make a website difficult to read. 

Graphics can be big loadtime hogs. But there are a few simple 
things you can do to greatly improve loadtime for your 
graphics. 

First, take each graphic to your favorite gif optimizer. Many 
times your graphic's electronic size can be reduced without 
significant loss of quality. I have a link to a gif optimizer 
on my site design page  http://www.jedsweb.com/sitedes.html 
Whenever possible all of your graphics should be stored on the 
same server as your site. The more graphics loading from 
off-site servers, the slower your load time (and the greater 
the chance that the graphic may never load).

(Editor's note: For a list of gif optimizers, jpg optimizers,
html checkers, and related links, go to:
http://marketing-resources.com/utilities.html
There are some other great resources there as well.) 

Always use the size attributes for every graphic on each page 
each time the script calls it up. This will enable the text 
on your page to load immediately so the visitor has something 
to do while the graphics load. 

(Editor's note: For more on size attributes see the "Hints, 
Tips and Tricks" section in this issue.)

If you don't know the size of a graphic copy the graphic's url 
and head over to http://madrabbit.net/webtools/source.html 
Paste the url in at the top and scroll down to "previous 
hic size" and click "width and height". 

Don't make any one page too graphics-heavy. Banners are very 
hoggy and no one page should ever have more than two, 
preferably just one. You can reduce the size with a gif 
optimizer and should always have those size attributes in 
the code. 

If you have a page that just can't be made without 
wall-to-wall graphics, there is another trick you can try. 
It will not always work because you can't control where 
visitors come into your site. But you can load the graphics 
behind the scenes on other pages of your site that they are 
likely to view before your graphics intense page. 

On your usual entrance pages each graphic can load as a 1 
pixel by 1 pixel image. They will appear about the size of a 
period. If your visitor spends a few minutes on this first 
page, their browser cache will have them loaded for immediate 
viewing when they get to the graphics heavy page. Neat trick, 
when the visitor comes in your front door. 

There are many reasons that visitors will leave your website. 
One of the biggest is load time. Use these tips to increase 
the chances that your visitors become regulars and eventually 
customers.
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Steve Warriner is a website designer and owner of JEDsWEB
http://www.jedsweb.com where he has loads of information 
about building profitable web sites with very little expense. 
Call or email your design questions to webmaster@jedsweb.com  
607-243-8069
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Looking for some free software? Here you'll find a list of 
links to sites that have free software for all occasions. There
is also a list of links of interest to webmasters and designers.
http://marketing-resources.com/software.html
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"Resources and free stuff for web site designers" has lots of
links. You are likely to find something of interest here:
http://youonline.net/links/link_6.htm
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Here is a site that has web design tips. Check out the links
and learn some basics for designing and improving your site:
http://www.htmltips.com/
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Want to know about CGI? Here is an introduction for those of
you who know little about CGI:
http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/intro.html
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"Mike's Clock Clinic" is a great site and has nothing to do
with clocks. Don't let the title fool you. There are links to
HTML resources, design tips, and more. There are enough links 
on this site to keep you busy for a month of Sundays. 
http://www.webcom.com/z4murray/website.shtml


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                 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

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I listen to feedback. If you have particular likes or dislikes 
about "All About Web Design!"(tm) please let me know by sending 
your thoughts, ideas, critisisms, and comments to...

mailto:editor@marketing-resources.com?Subject=AAWD-Feedback

Also let me know if I have your permission to publish your 
ideas and comments.


Dale Reardon writes:

In this edition you talked about browser monitoring of 
your web site design.  The best I have seen for this is:
http://www.arachnoid.com/arachnophilia/index.html

This editor is free and has an instant view mode that 
lets you see your changes as you make them.  It is a 
wonderful editing tool and has built in uploading features.

I like the ezine but would appreciate the title of the 
article being in the contents section so I can decide 
whether to read the articles or not easily.

Editor's comments:

Gosh, Dale, I was hoping you were reading the whole thing!
But your point is well taken. I will include the title of
the featured article in the list of contents. And thank
you for sharing the link to the html editor. 
                 

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                     CRITIQUE CORNER

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Submit your site for a mini-evaluation. This will not be an
extensive critique, but will be a general analysis. We can
cover specific questions about your site, or analize just one
aspect if you wish. There will be only one or two critique's
published in each issue. If I receive more requests than that,
some may not be published. I will try to critique them all 
and send you the results. Requesting the review constitutes 
permission to publish the results. If you do not wish to have 
this published, then please do not request the review. 
mailto:editor@marketing-resources.com?subject=critique

Keith Price writes:

I know you've got plenty on your plate, but If you get a
chance to view my survey, I would appreciate any comments or
suggestions you have on how I can 1) get more people to view 
and take the survey; and 2) Aggressively market the resulting
product.  http://www.zmagic.com/survey

Editor's critique:

Your survey page has a nice layout. It is not real clear why 
you are asking people to take the survey. I found no links to 
other pages on your site. I did go to your main page by 
manipulating the URL. These were the only two pages I found. 
Looked at your code, and found you have virtually no meta tags. 
The title on the survey page needs to be expanded. On your 
main page, the title is "Home". This will do nothing to help 
you get visitors.  My advise is to do the following:

  1. Rewrite the text on your main page and use this page as
     the entrance to your site. Make it clear why the visitor
     is there and what you are offering them.
  2. Write some GOOD meta tags to go in your head tag.
  3. Write some keyword loaded titles for both pages.
  4. Then, promote, promote, and promote.
  5. Subscribe to some good marketing e-zines. You will find
     links to some of the best in this and upcoming issues.

If you have any problems or need help, email me privately and
I will see what I can do.


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HEIGHT & WIDTH Tags are extra tags that you can put in your 
IMG SRC Tags that will dramatically enhance the way your page 
loads. In most cases using HEIGHT & WIDTH Tags will make the 
information on your pages available faster to your visitors.

If you use HEIGHT & WIDTH Tags, Navigator & Explorer will 
know exactly how big of a "hole" to leave for the graphic 
before it loads and will continue displaying the text down 
the screen. This gives the appearance of your page loading 
faster, when in reality it still takes just as much time to 
load the entire page.

Using HEIGHT & WIDTH Tags works especially well with tables.
Netscape will not display any information in a table until ALL 
the graphics are loaded. Using HEIGHT & WIDTH Tags will allow 
your visitors to read the text of your table and load the rest 
of the page while the graphics are loading.

Note: Internet Explorer will load the rest of the page, even 
if you don't use HEIGHT & WIDTH Tags. But it will constantly 
have to reflow the text to accommodate the graphics as they 
are loaded. This constant reflowing is annoying and makes 
reading the text extremely difficult!

Here's how you add Height & Width tags to your images:
<IMG SRC="picture.gif" HEIGHT=XXX WIDTH=XXX> 
(XXX is in pixels.)

                
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