JSLint

JSLint is a JavaScript verifier. JSLint scans a JavaScript source and returns a message describing any problems and an approximate location of the problem within the source. Paste your script into the provided window and click the JSLint button. Try out the JSLint verifier at jslint.com.
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W3 Schools

The editors at W3 Schools provide a useful review of all major web browsers as well as global monthly browser statistics. The monthly statistics provide rankings on browser versions, operating system platforms, display resolution, color depth, and JavaScript use. Learn more at w3schools.com/browsers.
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World's smallest web

Stanford Professor Vaughan Pratt created the world's smallest web server in February 1999. Using off-the-shelf components, Pratt squeezed the hardware and software needed to operate a website into a package about the size of a box of matches. Pratt put the tiny server online and news spread rapidly. The little web server received 78,000 hits in the following five days.
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Shipping comparison

Shipping comparison websites allow users to compare and track shipping rates among shippers such as the U.S. Postal Service (USPS), FedEx, UPS and DSL, allowing them to make the smartest shipping decisions. Two notable shipping comparison websites are iship.com and intershipper.com.
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Robots

Web directories and search engines use robots to traverse web documents for inclusion in their search indexes. Web robots are sometimes referred to as web wanderers, crawlers, or spiders. Webmasters can deploy a robots.txt file to their website as a way to inform visiting robots which parts of their site should be included in its index. Learn more about robots at www.robotstxt.org.
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Value rate

The “value rate” is a website metric that represents the total website revenue divided by the total number of web visitors for a given period.
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Navigation guidelines

Use the following navigation guidelines for your website. The home page should always be one click away. Customers should be able to place an order within two clicks on ecommerce sites. Navigation of the site should be oriented to your customers. Company contact information should be readily available on any page. Use a site map or a search feature to provide quick navigation.
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