Check out these great FREE textures you can download to use in photoshop.  READ ARTICLE [Read More]

A master editor, Jeff Palmer may be the last of a pedigree of jazz organ players of his generation. This website is to promote the albums Mayhem (2009), Lovebirds (2005) and Nite Blues (2004) featuring Jeff Palmer on Hammond B3 organ and bass pedals, Devin Garramone on alto saxophone, and Justin Battle on drums. [Read More]

Over the past year, jQuery has become a powerful tool in the web industry. Developers are starting to integrate all types of jQuery functionality from simple animations to complex forms and database driving sites. Check outs this great article showcasing 15 jQuery Galleries/Sliders with tutorials on how to create them and the supporting files to download for your own use. [Read More]

As a web designer and on behalf of all other designers out there, here is an article I read that describes a relationship that some clients and designers will share at some point in their careers. This is what I like to call “A client driven web site.” The moral of the article is… Leave web designing to the professionals. [Read More]

If you’re a small business owner and feel that your company is having trouble getting noticed, a website is by far the most important step you could take to begin reaching out to your audience. There is much to think of when making decisions about the future of your company. Each choice you make will either help strengthen your company, or weaken it. The only problem is, how much does a website cost? [Read More]

As a web developer and designer I have come across many programs and browser add-ons that help make my job a much easier and smoother process.  There are four specific add-on tools for FireFox that I use on a daily basis and wish to share. [Read More]

According to w3schools latest browser statistics since October 10th 2009, only 10% of users still use Internet Explorer 6 (IE6).  Now we have two choices.  One, we can suck it up and continue to make websites compatible with IE6 or two, we can make sure sites work in IE6, but not waste our time fixing non-crucial issues. [Read More]

We just signed up onto Twitter!  Twitter has been the talk of the town in our area and it seems that everyone is joining.  It’s a great way to stay connected with other people and see what they are doing and what’s new.  I like to call it a “status update,” because that is what it seems like.  But you don’t have to just tweet about what you’re doing, you can post links and quick comments on things you have seen on the web that you found interesting. [Read More]

I am currently in a small coffee shop in Buenos Aires, Argentina posting this blog. The city is beautiful and the temperature outside is a cool 70 degrees. What does this have to do with the web? Well this is the advantage of having a website. People who are close to your town or as far as another country in a small coffee shop can see your site and what you have to offer. Millions of people rather then thousands will learn about your services. [Read More]

Clients… there are great clients, and there are not so great clients. But is there such a thing as the perfect client? Do companies categorize their clients into groups and offer better service to one more than the other? How can a client know if they are bad or good if the company working for them is too afraid to tell them.
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