OPLIN provides this helpful newsletter on a semi-regular basis to its Webkit customers.  All are in PDF format.

Winter/Spring 2012:  Spring cleaning checklist for your library's website, new calendar system coming, Focus On:  Germantown Public Library, re-thinking your library's staff directory, why you might be having attachment problems.

Fall 2011:  Making sure you use alternative text tags, cleaning up your library's side blocks, Stop using exclamation points, improving site usability by not using "click here," , why underlining is problematic on the Web.

Summer 2011:  Making your lists meaningful, (Another) important note about IE9, Focus On:  Williams County Public Library, Stop using all caps, getting a photo album

Winter 2011:  Putting colors together, An important note about IE9, Focus on:  Cuyahoga Falls Library, Get rid of the exclamation points, What's that "Access Denied" message?

Fall 2010:  Quick Tips, Stop putting out the welcome mat, Focus On:  Tuscarawas County Public Library, ALT tags, Can calendars be color-coded?

Summer 2010:  Quick Tips, Make your links jump off the page, Optimizing your images, Writing better FAQs, Adding visitor comments

Winter 2010:  Quick Tips, Labeling PDFs, Better blogging, Avoiding library jargon, Adding modules after initial construction

Fall 2009:  Quick Tips, Consistency matters, Writing for the Web, Creating headlines that get attention, Categorizing events

Summer 2009:  Quick Tips, Making your site more professional-looking, Re-evaluating web graphics, Why OPLIN upgrades Web Kits so often, Why you can't underline text with the Web Kit editor, Additional resources