A little tool for those that have their own web site...

[HeavyMetal]

Thanks for sharing this website/tool...

I'm going to move this to the "How to make money detailing cars" forum group because I think it's a better fit there in the context of creating a business oriented website although the tool could be used for any type of site.

Hey Mike,

You might wanna have your webmaster run AG thru. I just did.

[ExoticAutoDetai]

Great information

"You can help create your own luck, you can make things happen through hard work and intelligence."- Donald J. Trump

[ROMEO]

Zip guys, while checking out that link on the OP I started to look a bit more into this services, I found another one that seems as if it is automatizaded HERE the link in case you guys want to check it out, I just joined fdor the beta face, and I'm waiting for their response...

[cmichael258]

Thanks. Scored a 72.

[ROMEO]

Thanks. Scored a 72.

THat is very good!!!

[sullysdetailing]

I got an 83 out of 100 not to bad lol

autogeek.net got an 85 out of 100

[cobalt9123]

Many of the guys who program websites will already know of this link but here is another helpful tool for those who have their own websites:
The W3C Markup Validation Service

It validates your code based on the supplied version or can automatically query the website and determine it for itself. It tells you specifically any errors that may be in your website or that may not be up to par.

It can help immensely when trying to determine why something works in one browser, but doesn't work in another browser.

Hope this helps

[theclock12]

Just went back to all the posts thanks for the info, I got a 92/100 does that mean my website is too simple?

[Kyle@PrecisionPolish]

I'm not sure how accurate this is. I haven't even built my page yet. All it has is the basic homepage with nothing on it and I only scored 62 out of 100.

[rmagnus]

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