CapeCanaveral communications manager, retired Sarah
"Don't get too involved with the net and your homepage-- after 12 hours of
continuous staring at the screen, your eyes can't move without causing serious
pain! (Not that I'm speaking from experience...: )
"Seriously, my tip would be to keep your page updated as much as possible. I have
a few people that like to come back to my page once a week just to look at the new
stuff. It really feels great when you get an email from someone who really appreciates
what you're doing."
CapeCanaveral chief critiquest Phyllis
"Remember, more is not always better. I recommend reading
Style
Guide for Online Hypertext as a great starting point."
CapeCanaveral JavaScript expert Shane
"If you are planning to make a JavaScript page, please make sure all your commands work properly.
JavaScript does in fact have bugs as all other computer languages, and its very important to make sure that you
don't use these bad commands in your Pages. This tip should prove to make you a better Page builder!"
CapeCanaveral HTML expert Eric
"Whenever you connect through AOL and have a problem uploading your pages either using
the EZ-Upload or one the of the FTP softwares recommended by Geocities, AOL
has a specific FTP software which works just fine and solves all problems you might
have!"
More to come soon! Stay tooned!