There are a lot of web designers who are strict about World Wide Web Consortium validation for their website, but how important are the validations? Do they add any value to your site, and is the time spent validating your site worth it?
Stats for web pages can seem like something that is useless when you first start blogging, or creating your own website, but they can be useful. Stats can provide you a lot of information about your users, some that you may not even know about. Yes, stats won’t tell you if your visitors have brown or blond hair, if they wear glasses or contacts or neither, but they can provide you with a lot of other important information. So why should you even track the stats on your website?
IE is one of them browsers which can literally make a web developer go nuts. IE has a problem with default values and other things like that.
In IE there is no default background color meaning it’ll use what ever is closes to “white”. If your going to use white as the default background alway define it for IE’s sake for the fact IE’s default BG isn’t fully white. Unlike other browsers like FF and Opera this setting is set default to white.
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