Websites

It doesn’t matter how many people visit your website, this author contends. What matters is what they do when they get there.

Google is cracking down on sites that over-optimize for SEO. Make these changes so your site won’t get penalized.

Long, impersonal content filled with jargon is a good way to lose readers. Are you committing any of these website don’ts?

Not all SEO tactics are good—or ethical. Do you leave “tramp stamps” on your client’s websites?

Some are incredibly useful, while others are simply bizarre. One of them might be the ideal online service for you.

Do you use keywords incorrectly, or forget to use internal links? Look out for these and other simple, yet deadly, SEO mistakes.

Segmenting content on your intranet or website based on audiences confuses users. Here’s why.

From annoying Twitter backgrounds to websites that speak, this wide-ranging list likely includes your peeves. What did we miss?

This new webinar offers easy tips to more effectively manage your website. Hurry and register—it takes place Monday!

This Web content expert says senior executives don’t want to hear about your content strategy.

Seven areas of a site draw users’ attention the most, according to a new eye-tracking study. Is your site up to par?

Accuracy, search and menu clarity trump a pretty design.

Links that say “FAQ,” “Resource” or “Tools” are ineffective, according to this Web usability expert.

You can’t control people’s complaints online, but you can control how you respond to them. These steps will help you handle any sticky situation.

Arial or Magneto? Learn the psychology behind fonts and which is best for you.