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Google or Yahoo! Maps are very fashionable and well-known applications used by masses. One can easily drag the maps and view far-flung areas. The transition of the screen is so swift and smooth that it gives you an illusion that the map is locally stored on your desktop and you are easily dragging it with no delay. This is due to Ajax.

On the contrary imagine using the same application, when you attempt to drag the map, you have to wait for the server reply with a blank screen for a short span of time. The point of the application would have been lost and the interactivity would be wiped out. Other such cutting edge applications built using Ajax that you might have experienced over the internet are drag-and-drop bookstores, dynamic web-forms, Gmail, Flicker, etc.…

There are numerous software packages available to developers today. HTML editors are handy software that can assist web-developers in the development of HTML. The innumerable sorts of HTML editors obtainable at present make selection a difficult task.

However, be aware that simple HTML pages presenting good content are still the most sought after type of webpages by ALL search engines, more so than any other. Even if you have a large company but can present your info on simple and professional HTML, you can be sure the search engines will treat your site favorably.…

Ideally, you will need just a single set of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for the website that you have created and those styles are likely to work for every browser that people use. But this, as every web guru will tell you, is nothing more than a pipe dream. The contemporary web browsers do not have standard levels of implementation for the style sheets. To add to the woes, the implementation is often very buggy. Even if you try to find solutions to these problems, you get to see that your potential customers are mostly using older browsers that hardly support present CSS standards.…