World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Validation We’ve established that there’s a “rule-book” that defines how we write HTML, CSS, Javascript, and other web pages and ensures that we do a good job, right? Well, just like a spoken language, the computer languages we use all have their own grammar, vocabulary, and syntax, which means they… Continue Reading »
Secure Sockets Layers (SSL) are encryption technologies that are used on the internet to secure information flow and provide certificate information. These certificates give users assurance that the website they are connecting with is legitimate. TLS, or Transport Layer Security protocol, is another name for SSL. Users can check certification, identity, and other information about… Continue Reading »
Robots.txt Introduction The robots.txt file notifies search engine crawlers of which URLs on your site they can access. This is mostly intended to prevent your site from becoming overburdened with requests; it is not a strategy for keeping a web page out of Google. Block indexing with no index or password-protect a web page to… Continue Reading »
The sitemap is a file that contains all web pages of a website. Sitemap file is for both user and search engine. In other words, a Sitemap file is a map that contains information on all resources on a website. It helps users and search engines, to easily explore a website for their required object…. Continue Reading »
