Running a profitable web development project is always challenging. In my experience while working with Agencies, there are a few things I’ve found that should be addressed up-front, which will save headaches – and cost overruns – later.
Read MoreSomething I’ve noticed recently has been the effect of mobile device usage on web application design – perhaps to the benefit of phone users – but often to the detriment of desktop/laptop computer users.
Read MoreThe thing that many non-developers don’t understand is that coding is equal parts science – and art.
Read MoreToday I've just released version 1.1 of ContextConfig. The main update is support for overriding ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["key"] to check the ContextConfig file before defaulting to the web.config value.
Read MoreI’ve just released version 1 of the ContextConfig library on GitHub as well as an umbraco package. I've got a demo video as well.
Read MoreYou know you need a blog, and you’re ready to commit to it, so now what? Well, the simplest thing to do is to get your web developer to get it all set up for you, but what if you don’t have a trustworthy web developer, or are more a “DIY” type?
Read MoreWhen you are setting out to build a new website for your business, it’s important to consider both who your target market is, and what information, products, and services you will be offering.
Read MoreWhen you are thinking about getting a website for your business, or if you are considering a redesign, probably the first thing that comes to your mind is the visual design – what it will look like.
Read MoreIf you have spent any time doing web development or updating your blog or website using some sort of Content Management System, you have likely come across the problem of converting MS Word files into HTML code.
Read MoreIn support of an article I wrote for my e-zine today, “The Problem with Flash” I have compiled a few sites that show excellent graphical design without being constructed entirely in Flash.
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