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How to Know if your Site is Correctly Design

How do we design our website is the key factor to achieve popularity, there’s no point on having a lot of great content if we are designing a complex site which it is extremely expensive to maintain it. W3tableless is a simple web app which will show us if the website design follows some of the best practices.

Even though there’s no golden rule about how to correctly design your website, there are several best practices that should not be avoid. One of them is “tableless”:  A design technique for dividing the architecture of our site separating content and design. Therefore the maintenance costs of the website are reduced.

W3tableless will show you with just one click and completely free if your website is using this best practices. Just enter the URL and click on “CHECK”.

We will receive also a complete report about the website: Number of DIV tags, TABLE tags, Encoding, XML Prolog, etc.

Face Recognition in Facebook Coming Up

Facebook is introducing, just for a few users, a new and outstanding feature: Face recognition. In the process of uploading photos, Facebook will automatically recognize the faces on each photo and you can start tagging from there.

This new feature appears right after Facebook acquired Divyshot, and the main idea (at least for now) is reducing the amount of clicking users have to execute whenever they are uploading pictures. But wait, if you don’t see this option available in your account, don’t worry; Facebook is kind of beta-testing this feature in 1% of the entire Facebook population.

The face recognition does simplify the uploading process, but it does not automatically tags any of the photos. That automation sounds like the next step, though.