
Making website to be attractive is important, catching web site visitors at their first glance can ensure visitor stays longer period of time in your site. And this web page mentioned about what you can do to make a webpage that impress other.
Here is the 24 ways that may help web author making web page that may impress other:
- Gravity-Defying Page Corners
- Cheating Color
- Photographic Palettes
- Scripting Carol
- Intricate Fluid Layouts in Three Easy Steps
- The Mobile Web, Simplified
- Boost Your Hyperlink Power
- Knockout Type - Thin Is Always In
- Fast and Simple Usability Testing
- A Message To You, Rudy - CSS Production Notes
- Styling hCards with CSS
- Revealing Relationships Can Be Good Form
- Compose to a Vertical Rhythm
- Showing Good Form
- Writing Responsible JavaScript
- Marking Up a Tag Cloud
- Random Lines Made With Mesh
- Making XML Beautiful Again: Introducing Client-Side XSL
- Hide And Seek in The Head
- Accessible Dynamic Links
- Rounded Corner Boxes the CSS3 Way
- Flickr Photos On Demand with getFlickr
- Faster Development with CSS Constants
- Tasty Text Trimmer
Some of the suggestions like “Tasty Text Trimmer” teach you how to make a simple JavaScript component in making some fancy application, adding this kind of application may make people think you are so professional in making something in the web modifiable.
“Flickr Photos On Demand with getFlickr” teaches people how to make use of Flickr’s API in doing some Ajax based features. This give us an insight that for Web 2.0, we usually do not do everything of a web page by oneself, but to employ some API given by other service provider in creating new stuffs.
“Compose to a Vertical Rhythm”shos how to make use of CSS in controlling the page content to be more readable., such as making page with diary theme.
“A Message To You, Rudy - CSS Production Notes” further develop a smallweb memo using CSS with detail step by step explanation.
The site does not particularly mentioning much about web usability or accessibility, only few suggestion talk about this. “Fast and Simple Usability Testing” mentions about how to perform usability testing in a fast and simple way. Although the mentioned method does not look fast for me, it still show a guideline how you can perform such test in a more casual way without losing the point of having such test in improving you website.
And the site also mentioning the importance of following web standard to build site. “The Mobile Web, Simplified” dras the picture of how mobile device will stand for in the future. Which means how many majority people will use mobile device in accessing the Internet. And using web standard is necessary in ensuring your webpage can be shown in different mobile platform. The passage mentioned about WAP 2.0 which is based on XML syntax rule, but concentrating supporting mobile device. As mobile device has limited computing power (even though there are large improvement when comparing with the past), mobile device are now capable to render web page correctly if webpage is built according to web standard. Making webpage that can be loaded perfectly on mobile device will impress other also.
A point to be noted that not all the suggestion works fine for different platform, such as “Rounded Corner Boxes the CSS3 Way”, even though it is simple to apply and look fancy, it works for FireFox but not in Microsoft I.E.Although effect cannot be rendered by I.E. (CSS3.0 is not yet fully published), it shows how backward compatible run if web page is written following web standard (in this case, it shows CSS backward compatibility).
The site has 2 version of 24 ways for impressing your friends, the 2005 and the 2006 version, it is good for web authoring beginner to have a deep look so as to build a better web page with fancy stuffs meanwhile paying focus on web standard guideline.




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