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| Developing an SEO-Friendly Website : Keyword Targeting (part 4) |
| Large-scale publishing systems, or those that produce automatically generated content, present some unique challenges. If hundreds of pages are being created every day, it is not feasible to do independent keyword research on each and every page, making page optimization an interesting challenge. |
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| Cloud Security and Privacy : Internal Policy Compliance |
| CSPs, like other enterprises, need to establish processes, policies, and procedures for managing their IT systems that are appropriate for the nature of the service offering, can be operationalized in the culture of the organization, and satisfy relevant external requirements. |
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| jQuery 1.3 : Improving a basic form (part 7) |
| There is one further type of validation to implement in our contact form—correct input formats. Sometimes it can be helpful to provide a warning if text is entered into a field incorrectly (rather than simply having it blank). |
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| jQuery 1.3 : Improving a basic form (part 6) |
| Before we add validation to any form with jQuery, we need to remember one important rule: client-side validation is not a substitute for server-side validation. Again, we cannot rely on users to have JavaScript enabled |
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| jQuery 1.3 : Improving a basic form (part 4) |
| In our contact form, required fields have class="required" to allow for styling as well as response to user input; the input fields for each type of contact have class="conditional" applied to them. |
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| Making Your Site Accessible to Search Engines |
| The first step is to ensure that your site can be found and crawled by search engines. This is not as simple as it sounds, as there are many popular web design and implementation constructs that the crawlers may not understand. |
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