Cookies, P3P, and IE6
Since the majority of web users now use IE6, you need to understand how Internet Explorer deals with cookies.
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Since the majority of web users now use IE6, you need to understand how Internet Explorer deals with cookies.
OPENING PAGE AND MAIN CONTENT - Upon entering the site, first impression is a personal home page due to the background, the animated gifs, and amount of scrolling and large text. My recommendation would be to create a standard template for all pages to follow.
Well, viewing the site was a little shock at first, but it was not the site's content. In general, the whole site looks more like a personal webpage than a commercial website. The general design is very bad and the graphics are lacking.
The short answer is, "Sure." And it likely always will. But the amount of free traffic search engines now deliver to many small online businesses doesn't amount to much. And what there is of it continues to decline in importance. Pay-for-submission models are rapidly eliminating free options.
A large portion of the email I receive is junk. But I have to be sure before deleting. I can usually figure this from the preview screen (Eudora), but sometimes I have to open it to be certain.
Need some tips on how to handle some curve balls you may get when you're presenting from someone who's been in the trenches?