A look at who makes up the world’s most popular websites, from tech giants like Google and Facebook to Russian and Chinese sites.
Tag: website
How to check your site for broken links
Part of maintaining a website or blog is making sure broken links are taken care of. I outline several ways of doing such.
Blog revision updates (October 2017)
An update on the most recent changes to Diverse Tech Geek, including changing web hosts (from SiteGround to my old web host, MDDHosting).
Cartoonists of Color Database, Queer Cartoonists Database highlight minority creators
A cartoonist named MariNaomi has created the Queer Cartoonists Database and the Cartoonists of Color Database, a pair of diversity oriented websites.
The value of a customized 404 error page
I look at some reasons why you might want to create a customized 404 error page for your site, as well as some examples of major sites’ own such 404 pages.
What to check before a website launch
A list of some tips for what to look over before a website launch, including checking for spelling errors, setting up SEO, and more.
How to select a decent domain name
A look at some tips for how to select a domain name, including checking for availability, making sure it’s easy to remember, and the advantages of a .com extension.
How to create an About page (and how mine stands up)
A look (via an infographic) about the reasons for creating an About page for your website/blog, as well as what to include on the page.
Basic tips on making a WordPress site mobile-friendly
Having a mobile-friendly website is now more important than ever with the dominance of smartphones. While Google’s algorithms for ranking websites[…]
Anthony’s Notes has moved (to a new web host)
As you’ve noticed, the blog’s been a bit rough looking (or not even up) over the past day or so.[…]
