Bright Launch Blog

• Literacy Partners
  
• Making It 2007 Bulletin Board
  
• Making It 2007
  
• How Much Is Too Much?
  How much should you spend to register new domain names? Why would you even bother to spend more than you have to?
• Update Your Flash Player
  CNET's security blogger Michael Horowitz described extensively in a recent blog entry why it is so important to upgrade right away your browsers on Macs, Linux and Windows to Flash Player's version 9.0.115.0.
• Position Your Brand
  The 4D positioning rule is desirable by customers, distinctive from the competition, deliverable by the company, and durable over time.
• No One Loves You?
  How do you get your new site noticed, how do you get traffic?
• Turning "Scanners" into Readers
  Writing killer copy is almost as important as having a great design. Unless you don't care that your visitors leave right away.
• Zero Inbox
  43 Folders has a special series looking at the skills, tools, and attitude needed to empty your email inbox — and then keep it that way.
• The Perfect Newsletter
  Anyone should have a newsletter, regardless of what type of site they are running.
• Community Involvement
  Why do some sites have a significant involvement of their constituent community, and others simply languish?
• North Shore Surgical Specialists
  
• Katharine Jessica Interior Design
  
• Skinny Chef 2007 Redesign
  
• What is RSS?
  There are two types of Internet users, those that use RSS and those that don't. This video is for the people who could save time using RSS, but don't know where to start.
• Logo and Corporate Identities Don't Come Cheap
  A logo visually represents a company's values, mission and offerings - so communicating these items requires some serious thinking.
• 5 Questions for 35 Designers
  Smashing Magazine featured a survey of 35 designers on 5 key questions, making this an excellent keeper.
• Hard Metrics for Your Site
  Measuring the usability and effectiveness of your site is critical for search engine optimization - a number of new tools for tracking site visitors are raising the bar for turning website statistics into actionable insights.
• Getting Visitors Involved
  The truth is, response is almost as critical the actual piece itself.
• Clients Don't Get It, Do They?
  Who's at fault when things don't go as smoothly as they should?
• Now You're Invulnerable, Right?
  It's fairly easy to misconfigure your firewall if you don't have strong technology expertise among your staff.
• Moneytizing Your Site
  Discussion of best income streams for blogging guru Darren Rowse.
• Magic Doesn't Just Happen By Itself
  It takes more than good design and a good team to create successful websites.
• Really Bad Powerpoint
  You can wreck communication process with lousy logic, but you can’t complete it without emotion.
• Finding New Readers for Your Blog
  23 great ideas to put to practice. Right now.
• Power Blogging 101
  Wide-ranging panel discussion with the top power bloggers.
• Leaders Lead, Managers Manage?
  Managers push. Leaders pull. Managers command. Leaders communicate.
• The 10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint
  Pearls of wisdom for your next sales presentation.
• When Brainstorming Goes Bad
  Fruitless sessions are a clear sign your company isn't doing it the right way.
• Project Management Basics
  A thought or two that’ll help you manage your projects better and easier.
• Converting Visitors Into Customers
  101 simple, surefire techniques that will make a significant difference.
• When Disaster Strikes
  A stich in time saves nine. True for businesses as well.
• Sweating Financial Statements?
  Help is on the way on how to read annual reports and P&Ls.
• Email Retention A Must
  New federal rules governing civil litigation went into effect.
• Your Content Has Been Stolen, Now What?
  What's the best way to deal with content thefts?
• Bright Launch Gets Nod
  Design was featured on CSS Bloom, CSS Mania, and CSS Galleries.
• Approaches to Web Entrepreneurship
  Canadian writer Vera Bass on two approaches for new online ventures.
• Execution Is Everything
  Making a perfect first impression is business-critical.
• The 2006 Holiday Season is Upon Us
  US online retail sales this holiday season will reach $27 billion.
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• Google Checkout
  Service competes with ebays PayPal system, with much lower transaction charges.
• "I will back up my data. I will back up my data."
  Sobering reminder why you shouldn't shortchange maintenance.
• Wikipedia Coming to Spy Agencies
  Experts hail possibility for more accurate intelligence reports because of the system's community features.
• 100% Flash = Bad For Business
  Storing your content and/or site navigation in Flash movies is plain wrong.
• Changing Default Passwords
  Ignorance and a simple four-word Google search query allowed individual to take control of thousands of ATMs across the US.
• Lorna Sass
  
• Building Analytics into Your Website
  Do yourself a favor and plan to integrate analytics from the outset.
• Don't Cut Corners
  There is a difference between risk taking and taking stupid risks.
• Blog Content Theft
  Fight copyright infringement, copyright violation, and content theft.
• Developing More Secure Code
  Any web project with custom-programming (i.e. e-commerce) should follow these from the outset, or you'll regret it later.
• 9 Skills Separating Good From Great Designers
  “Essential Web Skills” presented by Cameron Moll at the recent Webmaster Jam Session in Dallas/TX.
• Competitive Analysis
  Great tutorial on how to carry out competitive analysis yourself.
• Naming A Business
  Just like naming your firstborn, choosing the right name for a business is an artform.
• Are Women More Likely to Click on Contextual Ads?
  Real world example comparing various Adsense campaigns.
• Getting More Comments on Your Blog
  Increasing participation rate in the comments section on your blog is not rocket-science.
• Should I Optimize My Site for SEO?
  Technology guru Dave Taylor gives his 2 cents.
• Giving Content Away For Free
  People spend time and effort to create videos, then post them for free on YouTube. But why?
• McAfee Warns Against Vista Security Features
  Antivirus vendor cries foul, saying Microsoft locks out other vendors' products.
• Critical Questions For Your Startup Co-Founders
  You may want to discuss these issues before signing on the dotted line.
• Data on Global Online Population
  713 Million people use the internet around the world, with 150 million in the US alone.
• A Sea Change for Small Businesses
  If IT isn't your business, get out of the IT business.
• eWeek Special: Mac Security
  Apple's Mac OS X not as safe as previously thought?
• The 5 Forbidden Words of Advertising
  They're tempting, but they'll suck the life right out of your campaign.
• The Big Moo
  Good book for anyone out there who wants to become an agent of change.
• 21 Great SEO Tips From Google
  As one of the main guys at Google, Matt Cutts must know how to optimize a site for search engines.
• AdWords Seminars for Success
  Google is running seminars across the US for both "Beginner & Intermediate", and "Intermediate & Advanced".
• Spam + Blogs = Trouble
  Will splogging and comment/trackback spam ruin the wonderful features of the Internet?
• Blogging for Dollars
  Blogs have gone from self-indulgent hobbies to flourishing businesses. Find out about the key factors for success.
• Code Reviews: Write Better Code Overnight
  Code reviews bring many advantages to a complex project - uncover bugs, encourage consistent coding standards, easier to maintain over time.
• Practical Usability Testing
  The nuts and bolts of usability testing, and how you'll get more out of it.
• Building Your Own Technology Start-up
  Four part essay on starting up your own technology company. Lots of insightful checklists.
• 99% of Web Design Books are Not
  A spirited discussion about design and publishing, and how design should be about solving a client's problems.
• Starting a Solo Business
  Advice on the many things you should be doing before quitting your day job.
• Delivering a Masterful Elevator Pitch
  Covering the basics, as well as the finer points of the perfect elevator pitch, with real world examples.
• Is Your Website Search Engine Friendly?
  Your personal checklist if your site meets the basic requirements for search engine friendliness.
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• Fire Drill Practice for Small Business Managers
  Feature on why drills, dry-runs, and simulations are critical before launching.
• IT Pros Say They Can't Stop Data Breaches
  Can corporate IT infrastructure be secured at a reasonable ROI?
• Four Reasons to Use WordPress as CMS
  If you are looking for an affordable, customizable CMS: look no further.
• The Top Five Marketing Mistakes of Entrepreneurs
  Starting a company requires a lot of work. Don't ruin it by making these disastrous mistakes.
• Cell Phone Sellers Beware
  Just erasing entries on your cell phone is not enough. There's more to it.
• Measure Everything
  Key to any successful marketing campaign is figuring out what worked and what didn't.
• Identity Theft Resources for Businesses
  Great set of resources to protect your customers’ security & privacy
• 26 Safeguards Against Identity Theft
  Comprehensive set of strategies to avoid becoming a victim of identity theft and fraud.
• TimeCapital Securities Corporation
  
• The Berntsen Group
  
• Avoiding Identity Theft
  Is your company leaking customer's privacy? Find out how to minimize your exposure.
• WordPress Admin
  SpotMilk is a new admin theme inspired by OS X
• Open-Source Webservers
  LAMP, XAMPP, MAMP: Harnessing Apache, MySQL, and PHP on your operating system.
• Fall Issue of Search Marketing Standard
  Previewing exciting articles relevant to SEO, landing page optimization and marketing.
• Testing Fonts
  Nice utility to figure out what fonts to use on your new site.
• Lost Laptops With Personal Data
  Discussion on how to safeguard customer-sensitive information on corporate laptops.
• Blogging as a Potential Career Ender
  Blogging can make or break your career. Learn what to watch out for.
• Gauging Success: Traffic Analysis
  Can't do without: Three types of software useful for the detailed tracking of visitor stats.
• Compress Your CSS Files
  Comparison of the latest tools to minimize your CSS file size - and why you should care.
• Website Promotion Crash Course
  Fantastic list of suggestions on how to get more traffic, sell more, and make money.
• Get the Bug: Viral Marketing Unmasked
  Enhance your understanding of this cheap - yet powerful - marketing technique, and learn how to apply its lessons.
• Six Payment Gateways Reviewed
  Perfect reading before selecting a payment gateway, including a discussion of all relevant issues.
• E-commerce & Holiday Sales
  Important tips and tricks that can win you a bigger piece of the holiday shopping action.
• Solve the Payment Processing Problem
  These calculators will help you choose between a merchant account or a third-party processor.
• Stopping Comment Spam
  Excellent list of actions you can implement to reduce your exposure, and how to manage comment spam efficiently.
• Evolving Client Content
  Database-driven websites empower clients to manage their own website content, saving a bundle.
• Dollars & Sense of Web Analytics
  Decisions should be based on hard data, yet you can only measure what you track.
• CSS Typography
  The right typography will greatly enhance your webpresence. Learn how to serve your visitors with unusual fonts.
• SEO and Your Web Site
  Search engine optimization isn't something that's just tacked on, it is a direct result of solid advance planning.
• How Did You Get Here?
  Find out how to improve non-homepage visits to your site - your visitors will thank you.
• What's a Database?
  Basics of database-driven websites and how you can put it to use - how to do more with little investment.
• The Importance of Advance Planning
  Site planning is the critical ingredient that makes all the difference between a smooth launch and an agonizing disaster.
• Creating the Website Concept
  "Why do I need this Web site?” goes a long way towards ensuring future success.
• Elements of Design
  The principles of design represent the basic assumptions of the world that guide the design practice.
• Practical Usability Testing
  Step-by-step tutorial on how to plan, set up, and run usability testing - all to improve your website.
• Search Engine Optimization
  Anticipating problems and implementing solutions will make your website more search engine-friendly.
• Benchmarking
  You cannot manage what you cannot measure. Examining what works and what doesn’t directly influences your bottom line.
• Web Design and Integrated Marketing
  Thinking beyond conventional boundaries and striving for differentiation and memorability is essential to the effectiveness of your brand.
• Organic or Paid Marketing?
  Simply building a site that no one sees has zero value for your organization - get traffic through the right kind of marketing.
• Brand Experience and the Web
  How can branding be leveraged on the web for the greatest possible business gain?
• Offline Marketing
  More important than spending the money to market is justifying the money spent on marketing. Get the basics.
• 11 Ways to Improve Landing Pages
  Tweaking your landing pages is the most cost-effective way to improve your conversion rate, and hence, sales.
• E-Tailer or E-Failure
  Hire experts: their experience and know-how to get it done right will guarantee your success. Believe me.
• Financial Fitness
  Fundamental financial tenets that all early-stage entrepreneurs should be aware of, understand, and heed.
• Common Small Business Legal Mistakes
  Knowing what pitfalls to watch out for can make all the difference when running/starting your own business.
• Choose Your Colors
  Resources to facilitate the inevitable question: What colors should I use on my new site?
• Guide to Starting Your Own Business
  Small business paperwork, the basics of accounting, and an overview of some legal considerations.
• How do I Choose a Shopping Cart Solution?
  Merchant Select article discussing key issues of ecommerce, including shopping cart abandonment.
• What is a Shopping Cart Solution?
  Types of shopping cart solutions and how to go about implementing one.
• What is a Payment Gateway?
  Types of payment gateways and how to choose between them.
• Point-Of-Sale Solutions (POS)
  How can physical point-of-sale (POS) terminals be integrated with your ecommerce solution?
• E-commerce and Information Security
  SSL is used in ecommerce transactions to protect online submission of sensitive customer information.
• Costs of Merchant Accounts
  To compare merchant solutions, factor in hidden costs.
• Choosing a Merchant Account Provider
  Everything you need to know to make an informed decision on how to start your e-business.
• What is a Merchant Account?
  Basics and important issues when considering merchant accounts.
• Modern Marketing Loves Open Source
  Open source projects might not be overtly profit-driven but they can have massive commercial impact.
• Open Source Reshaping Services Market
  Analysts expect to see a flourishing of services for open-source software, with vendors tackling up-front consulting and installation to ongoing support and maintenance.
• The Myths of Open Source
  The arguments for and against open-source software debunked. It's about working smarter.
• Open Source Software Primer
  Background on the long-range implications of your current technology decisions on tomorrow's competitive position.
• Startups Should Consider Open Source
  The perfect list of why Open Source is such a compelling proposition for startups and small businesses.
• Small Business Legal Resources
  The most common types of laws that may apply to your business.
• Outsourcing E-commerce Order Fulfillment
  Find out about the benefits most fulfillment warehouses offer to small business owners.
• Online Business 101
  Translate what makes an “offline” business successful, and then analyze your Web business in the same way.
• AdSense Alternatives
  AdSense is not the only way to help you make money off your website.
• How to Build a Successful Website
  Detailed, step-by-step explanations of how to build a profitable website. No rocket science, really.
• Passwords and Passion
  Don't be like most people in a recent survey - universally protected by a single, crackable password.
• E-Crime Summary for 2005
  Unearthing electronic crime fighting trends and techniques, including best practices and emerging trends.
• Business Security: A Buying Guide
  Implementing a security strategy can be daunting for small businesses. Find out how to go about it.
• Keeping Your Wireless Network Secure
  Fantastic checklist with tips for ironclad wireless security - not only for regular wireless users.
• Wireless Security: Buyers Guide
  Evaluate the security of your wireless network and everything it is connected to.
• Wireless Security: Locking Down Your Wi-Fi
  The lowdown on WEP and WPA, and why you should choose to protect your network with WPA.
• Know Thy Enemy: Malware
  Viruses cost money and the cost of dealing with them needs to be a part of your IT budget.
• Buy Your Domain Name Before Squatters Do
  Don't give squatters a chance: Move quickly to register domains once you see they are free.
• You Need Anti-Spyware
  Don't have the latest antispyware apps with the latest patches? Chances are you've got spyware instead.
• Of Technology and Idiots
  Technology is steadily ruining our lives by depleting our privacy and weakening our personal security.
• Integrating Security & Risk Strategy
  Solid IT security needs to be a critical component of corporate risk management strategies.
• Hold Your Horses on AJAX
  Sloppy programming and the rush to add Web 2.0 technology to websites could create a significant attack vector threatening businesses.
• IE7 Automatic Install
  Unless you know for sure that all your applications work properly on the new browser, you may want to disable the automatic upgrade to IE7.
• Business Websites and IP
  Basic business IP issues that you should be aware of before launching a website.
• Intellectual Property Primer
  Overview of the fundamental principles of intellectual property law, and how it applies to the important area of website domain names.
• When Do Copyrights Expire?
  When can you safely copy something that used to be protected by copyright?
• Register Your Copyright
  Filing for copyright before you were infringed can help you enforce your copyright without the lawsuit.
• Catching Copyright Infringers
  What are the best ways to get copyright infringers to remove infringed content?
• Crash Course in Copyright
  What is fair use and when and how do you need to get permission to use someone else's materials?
• Copyright and Fair Use
  What are the various rules behind the fair use principle?
• Everything About Trademarks
  Great collection of trademark-related resources, including links to trademark databases.
• Naming a Business: Mistakes to Avoid
  Choosing a name for your new business is vitally important, much like laying the cornerstone of a building.
• Nine Keys to Naming Success
  Naming your company isn't easy, yet vitally important. Find out what to keep in mind for a strong brand name.
• What's in a Name?
  An incredible set of guidelines used to channel the decisions when naming your product or company.
• Strategies for Creating a Catchy Business Name
  Simple exercises for devising a distinctive name.
• Choosing a Business Name
  Is there a magic formula for concocting distinctive business names?
• Trends in Logo Design
  Another illustration of great design being timeless: Great logos that remain relevant and stylish.
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• HTML Email Newsletters
  How to design your email, how to code it and finally, what essential content to include.
• Making It In The City - Atlanta
  
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• Priority EAP
  
• Uli Iserloh, Personal Websites 1996-2003
  
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• Summertime - Time for a Checkup
  Evaluate your current processes and procedures, identify ways to improve, and determine if adequate resources are available.
• Browser Statistics
  What browsers do you need to cover in your cross-browser, cross-platform testing?
• Mastering AJAX
  Ajax attempts to bridge the gap between the functionality and interactivity of a desktop application and the always-updated Web application.
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• How Much Should You Charge?
  Pricing strategy and specific pricing methods you can use to calculate your optimum pricing.
• Research Your Small Business Idea
  How to ensure that your idea has legs, and where to access the Service Corps of Retired Executives.
• No One Starts With a Masterpiece
  Every successful business has a dirty little secret: They didn’t know they would be successful when they started.
• Logos: Put Your Best Foot Forward
  You only make a first impression once, so don't bungle it.
• Pricing Your Goods and Services
  Understand the relationship of internal costs, market demands and your strategic goals to set your price.
• Ten Strategies That May Improve Your Business
  Regardless of industry - 10 ideas to give you an advantage over the competition.
• How to Choose the Best E-commerce Software
  Taking the guesswork out of this most critical decision, written from a customer-centric view.
• Top Ten Technology Trends for 2005
  Concise list of the Top 10 Software Trends in 2005, posted by Burnham's Beat.
• Getting Traffic
  Build a good, content-rich site and do the things on this list - you'll get traffïc and help your ranking at the same time.
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• Entrepreneurial Deathtraps
  The Venture Capital Institute compiled this comprehensive list of twenty-five entrepreneurial deathtraps.
• How to Get Traffic to Your Site
  An interview with Yvonne Divita from Lipsticking blog, a blog devoted to marketing to women.
• Tailor Your Value Proposition to Your Customer
  Meaningful and distinctive value propositions not only pay dividends in selling your product, they can also focus your product development and commercialization.
• Grids or Organic Layouts?
  The beauty and challenge of working with modern layouts is that we have options.
• Ten Rules for Web Startups
  How to position yourself and your company, and what to look out for as you begin the journey.
• Blogs Spreading Like Wildfire
  New statistics on the growth of the blogosphere, if you're so inclined.
• Creating Protected Archives
  Using Apple’s Disk Utility to create encrypted disk-image archives as a secure way of storing backups.
• Web of Crime
  Special five-part series on the web of crime: zombies, botnets, hackers, malware and more.
• How to Win Friends and Influence People
  Dale Carnegie (1888-1955) shares how to become successful using illustrative stories and simple, well-phrased rules.
• Well, Did You Backup?
  Backup has always been important for businesses, and a dynamic shift in the way people use computers is finally driving home the importance of data protection.
• Ten-Minute Guide To Network Security
  Every great journey begins with a single step, and even if you only have 10 minutes: get the security ball rolling.
• Phishing, Spyware, Others Plague Internet
  Review of the top Internet threats of 2004.
• Enhancing the Customer's Shopping Experience
  Putting some thought into how your e-commerce site will manage the purchase processing will pay off handsomely.
• Why Open Source?
  Benefits and advantages of using open-source apps in your business
• How To Sell Your Boss
  Based on 27 years in business: 6 keys to getting someone's approval when you need it.
• Nolo.com - Your Legal Guide
  Law forms for small businesses including estate planning, business law, debt and credit, patents, IP.
• Choosing Insurance Coverage
  Your choice of insurance coverage and carrier can make the difference between losing the business and business as usual.
• Sample Business Contracts from SEC Filings
  Sample business contracts for consulting, incorporation, licenses, sales, marketing and services.
• Resources for Entrepreneurs
  Nice collection of information about successfully competing in the marketplace.
• Why is Cash Flow so Important
  Required reading for any entrepreneur starting their own web-based company.
• No Pity for Lazy Network Owners
  There's something to be said about taking 5 minutes and configuring your wireless router.
• A New Blog Every Second
  Explosive growth of blogs: real or artificially inflated through spamblogs?
• Search Engine Ranking
  Google uses a variety of parameters to rank your site. Find out which.
• Making Money from Your Website
  The nuts and bolts behind building and maintaining a website, and how to keep the money flowing.
• Put Your Best Face Forward: Great Logos
  A slick-looking letterhead or business card can create an impression of professionalism and experience.
• Top Open-Source Security Applications
  Ed Moyle of Security Curve reviews the latest batch of technology wares.
• Lessons in Team Work from Geese
  It's interesting what we can learn from nature - specifically related to organizational development.
• How Much Should You Charge?
  Good article covering the basics of how to determine the right price for your product or service.
• Web Sites, Blogs Can Boost Your Career
  Your website (or blog) essentially has become your extended business card - while powerful, be mindful to control your message.
• Disaster Preparedness
  Denial about security is self-defeating because the cost of loss is devastating.
• When Things Go Wrong: Why Failure Happens
  What can entrepreneurs do to avoid such mistakes which can go potentially fatal for businesses?
• E-Commerce Tutorial
  Five easy lessons to generate a realistic e-business plan, and what to watch out for.
• Sub-S vs LLC: Self-Employment Tax Issues
  Quick guide to help you choose the right business entity.
• How to Start a Startup
  The three ingredients to create a successful startup: people, products, cashflow.
• Security, NSA-Style
  Learn from the NSA experts how to enhance your IT security.
• The Macintosh OS X Keychain
  Protecting keywords and data in the keychain.
• Databases Behind Shops
  A technologically flavored article with background information on databases/ecommerce.
• Internet Explorer Unsafe for 98% of 2004
  You shouldn't be using Internet Explorer, especially if you're running Windows XP.
• Listen to Customers, but Translate What They Say
  Knowing when to talk to customers about their needs and knowing when to trust your gut.
• Shred This: Identity Theft Law Affects Small Business
  State and Federal Law mandates the appropriate disposal of records containing personal information.
• Securing Your Mac
  Comprehensive set of steps to render your Mac more secure.
• Securing Your Computer At Home
  Comprehensive set of steps compiled by Uli Iserloh, rendering your computer more secure.
• Clear Name Before Using
  Your business name must be cleared of conflicting Federal, state law uses before you should start using it.
• Secrets of Startups that Stick
  What makes a successful entrepreneur? Drive plus planning.
• Dealing with Security Challanges - On Your Network
  Is it better to use the Windows XP SP2 firewall and turn off ZoneAlarm or the other way around?
• Startup Success Recipe
  Former CTO of Netscape Eric Hahn shares his recipe for success for early-stage startup companies.
• Seven Website Legal Pitfalls
  Are you aware of these issues at all? You should, if you operate a website.
• Internet Explorer - Opening the Door to Identity Theft
  Not getting scammed online is difficult enough, but do you have to help the bad guys by using Internet Explorer?
• Designing Success
  Excellent Inc. article on how great design is also great ROI for your business.
• How Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) are Taxed
  Nice summary from Nolo.com on how LLCs are treated by the IRS.
• Choosing Insurance Coverage
  You've probably heard about small business liability insurance. If not, keep reading.
• Ten Survival Tips for Entrepreneurs
  Another take on the many articles covering entrepreneurial success.
• Webdesign Based On Standards
  Designing with web standards is not only good for clients, it's also good for the developers and people maintaining your site.
• Spam-Proofing Your Website
  The three-pronged approach for keeping your email manageable.
• Reformed Hackers Want to Help Your IT Security Strategy
  Why would you leave your network security to convicted criminals?
• CSS Cheat Sheet
  Why would you want to use style sheets and CSS?