Page Building Topics:
Searching
An introduction to search engines, how to search, what to search for and is it important to search in the first place are contained within this section.
Which Search Engine To Use
Which search engine to use should be based upon what you are searching for, rather than which search engine is best.
What is the "best" search engine? This is a matter of opinion, so we will share a true experience and let you decide. Almost five years ago a friend began a beta test with about 50 other people. The test, which is now complete, dealt with an intelligent search engine. She had access to a "super computer" because of the processing speed and a temporary T3 communications link. Random search queries, both singular, multiple, internal pages, and coding are searched. Much more information would violate her security agreement, so here are the results. Google.
Fantasy graphics seekers and addicts like this writer go to Elfwood which has an excellent search engine and permissions are usually granted, so remember to ask for permission prior to publication and retain a copy of the permission in your email file.
How to Conduct a Search
How to conduct a search is probably best explained by doing a search and then looking at the search results along with some explanation as to what the search revealed. So we will use a common practice by first time web site developers who begin to "fetch" graphics and information in an attempt to build a web site about award programs for web site recognition in general.
Before we start with either how to conduct a search based upon award programs for web site recognition in general, the all important first step which is an outline.