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Web Design, SEO, Accessibility and Performance Resources

Sharing some insight on web design and the industry.

This collection of articles covers many of the core principles of successful website development, including search engine optimization, website accessibility, website speed, navigation design, web standards, security, and hosting.

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Web Design, SEO & Development Definitions

This article contains just a few of the definitions you are likely to encounter when researching, planning, executing, or creating a website. This list is by no means exhaustive, but it does cover more than just the basics.

How Google Search Works

Google's stated mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Without google and the like, trying to find anything on the internet would be nearly impossible.

Ongoing SEO: Speed, Engagement and Analytics

Once the initial search engine optimization has been completed, to maximize search engine performance, some advanced search engine optimization needs to be done on a regular basis.

Google's Other Services

We all know Google as the 900 pound gorilla of search engines. The very name of the company has become a verb. Just Google it. Google has vast majority of the market share of search engines. However, search is not the only thing Google does.

A Short History of the Internet

The Internet evolved throughout the 1980's and 1990's by academics as a means to transmit research between universities, professors, research teams, etc.

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