With Panda, Penguin and all the other Google updates, SEO has changed over the years. What used to work doesn’t anymore.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that embedding a copyrighted YouTube video on a website does not constitute copyright infringement.

Introducing the only browser made for developers like you.

Someone asked css-tricks a really interesting question: "When one has multi-level navigation, do you think it crucial to have an actual page for the top-level item? For instance, About > Company, Founder, History".

“One of the strongest correlations we found is the poorer your country is, the more likely your network is to turn off at night”

How does your company website look when people access it on their mobile phones? With the use of mobile internet growing exponentially, it’s vital you think about how easy your website is to use on a small smart phone screen.

Yesterday, Mozilla announced that is not going to keep using Google as the default search engine. Starting in December all their users are going to use Yahoo.

At Mozilla we know that developers are the cornerstone of the Web, that’s why we actively push standards and continue to build great tools to make it easier for you to create awesome Web content and apps.

If you're reading this, my guess is you're someone who cares about user experience.Like me, I'll bet you've probably spent countless hours trying to perfect every last detail of your site: from ensuring everything looks as it should on numerous different devices to creating either an entertaining and/or a helpful 404 page! But have you ever considered what happens when people search your site using the search functionality you've provided (i.e. usually a simple search box located somewhere near top of the page) but inadvertently hit enter without having actually typed anything?