Author: Molly E. Holzschlag
Do more than you ever thought possible with HTML, the most commonly used language of the Web! Packed with insider tips, tricks, timesavers, and workarounds, this unique guide shows you how to make the most of the methods and techniques you need to make fun and exciting Web pages. From streamlining the design process to improving a siteâ?™s ranking through its dynamic content, it delivers all the secrets you need to get more done in less time, save money, and become a successful Web designer.

The Insiderâ?™s Guide to:
* Setting up a master Web designerâ?™s ultimate toolbox, necessary to effectively manage a site (see Chapter 1)
* Defining the scope of a project and putting a process in place to manage it efficiently (see Chapter 2)
* Creating and managing spectacular content--the most influential aspect of a site (see Chapter 5)
* Crafting Web pages with HTML while discovering how to use HTML in such a way that it will make numerous other Web design aspects smoother (see Chapter 6)
* The real story behind using XHTML--and why itâ?™s so important (see Chapter 7)
* Maximizing the abilities of Cascading Style Sheets to eliminate problems, improve workflow, and add visual effects (see Chapter 8)
* Constructing exciting designs that work in a global environment (see Chapter 11)
* Keeping content fresh and engaging so that visitors come back and spread the word (see Chapter 13)
* Improving a site ranking and managing its promotions (see Chapter 14)

Bionic Commando is the seventh generation console installment in Capcom's adventure-platformer series, and the sixth game overall (following the original arcade, NES, and Game Boy versions, Elite Forces, and Rearmed). The game was developed and published by Capcom in collaboration with Swedish developer GRIN (best known for Ballistics and the Microsoft Windows version of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter series) and being Produced by Ben Judd. The game is a direct sequel to the second game and its remake Bionic Commando Rearmed, released in 1988 for the NES and in 2008 as a download for current gen systems. The development team has gone on record saying they have looked through all the old games including Mercs for connections.[verification needed] The game is run on the homebrewed Grin "Diesel" Engine.

According to a Capcom spokesperson a Wii version is also a possibility if the fans want it.[4] The game was released in North America on May 19 and was released in all PAL territories on May 22, 2009, and the PC release shortly thereafter. A multiplayer demo has been released on the Xbox 360.