Using JavaScript can allow you to implement some pretty cool site navigation features. Unfortunately, using JavaScript for site navigation can create a site that does not allow the search engine to crawl past the home page.
JavaScript navigation can be supplemented using CSS accomplishing much the same effect while allowing the search engines the freedom to crawl through the site at will.
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Designing a Money-Making Website
Sub-Topic: Avoiding Common Web Design and Marketing Mistakes
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