JavaScript for Non-Programmers HTML code can do many things. For the really cool effects you have to look elsewhere. JavaScript is one of the most popular ways to get those effects. We don't expect any of you to become programmers, so we'll show you some of the most popular scripts and how to add them to your pages. Lunch Using Forms to Collect Data Simple forms are useful for getting information like an e-mail address from your users.
More complex forms provide the backbone of any e-commerce application.
We'll continue to look at HTML and Web page layout so that you can see how to add forms to your site for collecting important data from your visitors. No matter how good your site, it won't do you any good if you don't have any visitors. So we'll give you some great examples of things you can do to help boost your rankings on search engines. These are the same techniques that both of your instructors have used to move their sites to the top of the search engines. Last Updated May 1, 2001.