Ecommerce sites consist of code. We address many code-related topics, including where to learn code, minimizing technology risks, automated testing, HTTP status codes, JSON-LD, CSS and JavaScript frameworks, and more.
Overview
Real estate on a website has become a valuable commodity. Website owners and designers are faced with the challenge of providing enough content to satisfy their visitors, while also maintaining the visual appeal and usability of the website. On one end of the spectrum is a web...
Email can be an essential tool for every online retailer. Professional-looking emails instill confidence, build brand awareness, and increase customer loyalty. Retailers can send email communications using HTML that are as visually engaging and effective. There are a couple of points, h...
In this tutorial, we will introduce the idea of using CSS to format a web page by using ID selectors. By using techniques from our previous tutorials, we will create an entire page formatted with only CSS.
Overview
One of the most basic HTML elements is the image tag, which is used to tell a browser to display an image on a webpage. While it is a simple tag to learn, the image tag has quite a few attributes that are important to be aware of. For example, using these attributes we can tel...
In "Part 1" of this CSS tutorial, we learned how to apply CSS styles to HTML tags using tag selectors. Using these tag selectors we could format information using an external style sheet rather than putting all the formatting code into the HTML.
Extensible Markup Language — XML — is a system of tags that identify discreet units of information for processing. XML was created to allow documents to be used on the web.
In February 2001 my Doctor Ebiz readers patiently answered survey after survey to help me determine what they considered the most readable fonts and sizes for HTML e-mail. While this may come as no surprise to you, it is causing me to change my standards.