"Internet World's" Guide to Maintaining and Updating Dynamic Web Sites

This guide to maintaining and updating web sites identifies the issues and offers the solutions needed to move from performing basic maintenance tasks - such as hyperlinks, tools for analyzing broken links, and HTML compatibility - to advanced maintenance issues such as server overloads.

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This guide to maintaining and updating web sites identifies the issues and offers the solutions needed to move from performing basic maintenance tasks - such as hyperlinks, tools for analyzing broken links, and HTML compatibility - to advanced maintenance issues such as server overloads, search-and-replace programs for detecting obsolescence, and identifying security problems. In addition to these issues, this book provides coverage of content updating issues (such as date and time listings, rotating pages, graphics and banners) and tools (such as HTML, ActiveX, Shockwave, and Java). Readers will find practical business perspectives on both content and design updating topics such as: promoting and updating content with bulletin boards and chat; organizing and developing publication cycles for periodicals; workgroup updates; broadcast updates and push technology; running database-driven sites; gaming, virtual world, and virtual classroom updates; site makeovers and case studies of design evolutions; and standardizing site architecture to increase efficiency.