Detailed Descriptions for Image & Hyperlink Optimization
HTML Power Analyzer
HTML Power Analyzer is a sophisticated tool employing powerful algorithms to scan HTML files and alert the user to all errors contained within them. In addition, a comprehensive report is generated containing a wealth of useful information about each file, and the entire Website.
HTML Power Spell will allow you to quickly and easily spell-check entire Websites, regardless of what software you used to create them. This program is unique in its comprehensive understanding of HTML files to ensure that you spell-check everything you should while avoiding all the HTML code that you don't want to check.
Experienced Web developers know -- and beginners will learn -- the value of using the WIDTH and HEIGHT parameters of the IMG tag: much faster perceived loading of a Web page. When the browser is provided with these parameters, it can set aside a space for the picture which it will load later, and immediately place all the text on the page.
The major Web search engines constantly scan the World Wide Web to automatically index every page they find -- including yours. In the absence of any special indicators as to the content of your page, they take a best guess at an accurate description and applicable search keywords. The result is often less than satisfactory, which is why (a) so many searches turn up garbage,and (b) why your site might not come up when someone is searching for it.
Not only is it customary on the Web to include a "last modified on" date in Websites, it is an important indicator to those viewing your pages that the pages are recent and up-to-date. One thing sure to convince a browser not to return to your pages is if they are not updated frequently.
Web authors work with HTML. Even if your source files came from another source, once they have been marked up using HMTL, they are no longer viewable without an HTML browser. However, it is often necessary to convert an HTML document back to plain text.
A great strength of HTML Power Analyzer (as well as some other HTML Power Tools) lies in the customizable HTML Rule base files that contain the rules of the HTML markup language. Due to the many different implementations of HTML in the real world, and the rapid pace at which the language is presently evolving, it is an absolute necessity to be able to quickly and easily customize any software dealing with HTML.
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