timROGERS - revamped and ajaxified

[timROGERS]

Over the last two days, I've been creating a new version of my personal site, timROGERS. The idea I had was to create a simple, fast loading AJAX-based site that was both attractive and functional.

This bit took no time at all - I used the AJAX javascript I made a long while ago to handle the page changes, but then I noticed that my site would no longer be indexable by Google, which made me come on to think about SEO.

It took a while to work out a good solution, but eventually I managed. The page starts off with no navigation, and then the browser does the work for making it. I have Javascript with document.write to add the navigator if Javascript is enabled and working, and <noscript> tags for if the browser doesn't have Javascript enabled. If Javascript is available, the navigator will use AJAX, and if it isn't available, an iframe is created in the content div, and the navigator will be a conventional one target to the frame. I am still planning to improve this aspect, as Google doesn't favour iFrames.

I also for once added META tags to try to get myself into the search engines. I've added lots of keywords and a description to try to get the site up the ranks.

http://www.tim-rogers.co.uk

[Luckyrare]

Nice work tim, you need to make your sitemap