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Here's helpful hints on how to speed up, clean up, and spruce up those tired old sites. (11/05/99) |
FEATURE
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| Are You Ready For E-Tools?
A suite of sites could replace some traditional software tools. (06/15/99) |
| REVIEW
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| Designing For WebTV
To make sure your site doesn't suffer in the Web-to-TV translation, here are the most important design considerations. (04/26/99) |
| OVERVIEW
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| Optimizing Photos For The Web
The key to serving photo images as part of your website lies in balancing the quality of the image against the size of its file. Here's how to do just that. (01/03/99) |
TUTORIAL
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| Ready Or Not For ImageReady
Adobe introduces a tool specifically for Web designers that combines key features from Photoshop, DeBabelizer, and GIF animation programs. (08/04/98) |
| FIRST LOOK
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| Whatever Happened To PNG?
A promising format for Web images -- lossless, portable, and free from messy copright issues -- is taking its time showing up online. (07/20/98) |
| TREND
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| Graphics Primer
Find out when to use GIF or JPEG, as well as what's on the horizon with PNG, Flash, PGML, and VML. (07/01/98) |
| PRIMER
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| Website Makeover: Azimuth.com
Using three popular applications, WebTools' Will Gee helped improved the visual appeal, navigation, readability, and clarity of the message on the homemade page of this semiconductor assembly company. (06/03/98) |
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| Set The Web In Motion
We've explored the scope of Web animation options to help you determine which program is appropriate for your skill level and budget. (04/10/98) |
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The key to serving photo images as part of your website lies in balancing the quality of the image against the size of its file. Here's how to do just that.
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