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Is there anything specific you had in mind? There are some things you can do to improve speed for the end user (look at the Yahoo's Yslow plugin for firefox) like gzipping files, compressing css, etc. And of course using general best practices when coding the HTML and CSS, like moving all styling into a css file, using div based layouts, etc.

 

I'm not sure what can be done with PHP though... probably just using best practices and when their is a choice between two similar commands that will do the same thing, try to pick the faster of the two (for example, echo vs. print). I'll take a look and see if I can find any articles on it... you may just want to search Google with this question.

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