Web design services available at North Tenth Web Design: Web page encoding All our HTML code and other computer code is carefully and lovingly crafted by hand. We do use the latest design software, but each site has its own unique look and feel. Graphics design Click here to see examples of graphics we've created Common Gateway Interface (CGI) programming Add guestbooks, e-mail forms, and other interactive elements to your site. Click here for an example of a form. JavaScript You may not know what JavaScript is, but we can use it to make your site very interactive. Rollovers -- Those signs at the top of the page change color, highlighting to yellow when you move your mouse over them. Try it here with another sign... New Window -- When the user clicks a link, you can have information pop up in a smaller window. This way they can get the info quickly, without having to leave your page. Click here to try it... Alert Window -- You can have small windows pop up to alert the user when an action is performed. Click here to try it... Day and Date -- Your site can appear more "current" if we display the day and date when your page is loaded. We can do that... Note: This is actually the day and date in your computer's clock. If a user hasn't set the day and date accurately, that incorrect day and date will display. This site has been constructed using JavaScript. Netscape and Microsoft browsers differ in their ability to handle JavaScript programming. Different browsers display our site in different ways. We try to program so that the site looks presentable in every browser, perhaps without all the bells and whistles we've programmed in.  WAV files for audio  Visitors can download and then listen. Click to hear a sample:  MP3 files for audio  Visitors can download faster and listen sooner. MP3 file sizes are much smaller than WAV files, with little discernable loss of audible quality. Click to hear a sample:  RealAudio files  Streaming audio files. Visitors can start to download files and listen while the remainder of a file is downloading. Click to hear a sample: (Requires RealAudio Player, available for free here.)