AI crawler access checklist
Which crawlers to allow, which to decide about deliberately, and how to confirm your robots rules say what you think they say.
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Which crawlers to allow, which to decide about deliberately, and how to confirm your robots rules say what you think they say.
Why HTML is a markup language rather than a programming language, how it structures every web page and the best ways to start learning it.
How to map a subject into a hub and its spokes so every article has a reason to exist and a place to link.
A plain-English guide to hypertext: what it is, how links connect pages across the web and where you meet it in everyday websites and apps.
How a clear, credible website helps an addiction treatment center reach people who need help now and makes the first call easier to make.
How the World Wide Web works and ten everyday ways people and businesses use it, from research and shopping to communication and learning.
What UI and UX design each cover, where they overlap and why both matter if you want a website that looks right and works for visitors.
How to set up a creative test that can actually lose, what to hold constant, and when to call it.
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