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Articles on HTML — web development, design, and SEO notes from Long Island.
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Responsive Web Design in 2026: A Practical Guide
Most “responsive” sites I audit aren’t actually responsive. They have three media queries, a viewport meta tag, and a layout that falls apart the… Read
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CSS in 2026: What Actually Matters for a Small Business Website
Most “web design strategy” articles are written for search engines, not for the person who has to ship a site. I’ve been building sites… Read
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CSS in 2026: What Actually Changed and What Still Bites You
CSS has changed more in the last four years than in the previous fifteen. The stuff I used to reach for a preprocessor or… Read
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HTML5 Features That Actually Matter in 2026 (and What to Skip)
Most “HTML5 features” articles you find are either a decade old or a list of things browsers never shipped. This is the version I… Read
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HTML5 Techniques That Actually Matter for New York Business Sites (2026)
Most “HTML5 tips” lists you find online are recycled from 2013. They tell you to use <header> and <footer> and call it a day.… Read
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