Internet Experience Tips

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Keep at least 40% of your disk space free.
Clean your disk from unnecessary files (I use the Microsoft system tool "Disk Cleanup").
Defragment your disk (I use the Microsoft system tool "Disk Defragmenter").
Remove unnecessary installed programs.
Clean the system registry (I use Microsoft RegClean).
Delete unnecessary programs from the system startup.

Adding toolbars usually degrade performance, as it initializes background operations.

I built this website using stuff I found in the internet. My site is built using pure CSS, without any table.

I started learning HTML and CSS from HTMLSource.
In specific cases, such as styling forms, I used a CSS Generator.
All the time I was concentrating in performance. Do not use old code (e.g. tables), and do everything you can so your pages will load faster (e.g. search for the optimal image size and quality).
The code for the moving tooltip in my homepage, was copied from Walter Zorn.
I checked for tags' validity in W3Schools.
Stu's CSSplay website is a goldmine. It includes creative and stimulating examples, and is handled both professionally and passionately. Stu's code "feels" solid and robust, while not missing out on ease of use and friendliness both to the viewer and the webmaster. You will feel safe that Stu's code will be well looked after in future browser versions.
I invested effort in website promotion activities (e.g. Webmaster Guidelines, Web Site Promotion Guide.
Amir Toister taught me VBA, to automatically create all gallery pages from Excel files. Great to have such friends!

Did you find a mistake? Do you have a comment? Your feedback is important, so I can focus on what interests you.

You are invited to proceed to reading the Photography Tips or the Backpacking Tips.