Web Technology

Computer-generated art, also known as digital graphic design, is the primary artistic medium used today for print advertising, graphics, product and package design, logos and more. The use of computers in the graphic design industry began in the mid-'80s upon the release of the first Macintosh computer and the capability of making... more »

Everyone has a Web site these days (you do, don't you?). Some are for fun, while others are pure business. If you're planning a new site, you have to know its function before you can create its form. Then, if you don't want to build it yourself--or know better than to try--you'll be better prepared to hire someone to do it for you. more »

The maturation of the Internet was one of the few truly revolutionary events of the late twentieth century, a period marked by a plethora of hyperbole and so-called revolutions. This is widely acknowledged, yet surprisingly few people realize that the Internet was in no way a creation of the 1990s. Instead, its origins are decades... more »

While the newest consumer gadget typically dominates tech news, technological advancements influence many other facets of daily life, including education. Teachers and administrators use tech devices alongside in-class activities, providing students with interactive, multi-tiered learning. The National Education Association says many... more »

Since before it received its current name in 1993, the Internet has served as a host for millions of websites. Every day, thousands of new websites join the fray. Every website, if conceived correctly, went through a similar design process. When followed, this process will produce the most appealing, and most effective, website. The... more »