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How to speak “Developer”: Image Optimization
Read more about image optimizationVisuals are incredible aids to our memory. In a memory study referenced in the book Brain Rules, people only remembered 10% of the information they heard three days prior. But by adding a photo to that information, those same people remembered 65% of the information. Nowhere is the importance of visuals more apparent than theRead…
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Web Standards, Blue Beanies, and You
Read more about web standardsNovember 30, 2016, is Web Standards Day. For many, this observance doesn’t rank up there with New Year’s or even Flag Day, but its existence has impacted your life more than you probably realize. Have you ever: given your phone frustrated squinty eyes because a site you were visiting wasn’t mobile-friendly? found a website hardRead…
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How to speak “Developer:” Websites, Themes, & Templates
Read more about websites, themes and templatesUnclear about the differences between websites, themes, and templates? We break down each with the non-developer in mind.
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How to Wrangle Your Gmail Email Signature
Read more about Gmail email signaturesDo you get annoyed with Gmail email signatures taking up too much space on a long email threads? You can fix that!
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Parallax Column in Pure CSS
Read more about parallax in CSSCheck out our post about how to implement a Parallax column in pure CSS, which helps solve a number of issues in mobile view.
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Overlapping 2D and 3D Elements in Mobile Safari
Read more about Overlapping 2D and 3D Elements in Mobile SafariThis may seem like an arcane subject, but if you are using 3D transforms in CSS, understanding it could save you some headaches. In our case, we were working on a client site with the following heading: The heading was marked up as an h3, and “RETIRED” was wrapped in a span with a flip…
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YouTube Audio and Video Out of Sync – (Window) Size Matters
Read more about YouTube Audio and Video Out of Sync – (Window) Size MattersA common request came from one of our clients the other day: “I want to include some YouTube videos on my website. Can you do that for me?” No problem! We’ll simply get your videos uploaded, find the handy “Embed” code YouTube automatically generates and put it right where you want on your webpages. The…
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Develop and Test Websites for Multiple Devices Using New Firefox Tools
Read more about Develop and Test Websites for Multiple Devices Using New Firefox ToolsUpdate: Wait, there’s more! As you know, tech changes quickly, so we’ve got more to say on this matter. Check out our post Multi-Device Testing Using Firefox and Chrome to learn more. In a recent Firefox Nightly release, Firefox has added a “Responsive Mode” to their built-in web developer tools. The new Responsive Mode tool creates…
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Customer Case Studies – JustTrails.com
Read more about Customer Case Studies – JustTrails.comHave you ever tried searching for hiking trails, mountain biking trails, or snow shoeing trails online? We just finished building and launching a brand new website for client Al Walsh that makes it much easier to find trails in the Fort Collins – Laramie – Cheyenne area: JustTrails.com. Al came to us in December describing…
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Mobile Debugging with Opera Dragonfly
Read more about Mobile Debugging with Opera DragonflyIt’s no secret that mobile websites are the new big thing in web development. And while the number of devices that support a decent mobile browser have been rapidly increasing for some time, the development tools for us to build and test these sites are just emerging. Unfortunately, there’s no way on a mobile device…
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Time to Go Mobile: Tips for Creating a Mobile Web Strategy (Presentation)
Read more about Time to Go Mobile: Tips for Creating a Mobile Web Strategy (Presentation)Wednesday, May 9, 2012 2:15 pm Location: Keystone Conference Center, Keystone Colorado Part of the LeadingAge 2012 Conference, Ron’s presentation will inform attendees why the mobile web is so important, how to create a mobile web strategy for their business, specific factors to consider, and specific tips for the health care industry, especially as it…
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Responsive Web Design – Off Canvas Layout Demo
Read more about Responsive Web Design – Off Canvas Layout DemoIn a recent blog post I mentioned the “Off Canvas” design pattern described by Luke Wroblewski as one of the emerging layout patterns in websites designed using Responsive Web Design. Jason Weaver has created an excellent demo of the “off canvas” technique utilizing three side-by-side panels of content. On the smallest devices like iPhones and…