Our latest site site development is Vagrant Skateboards,a small skate company out of California. Their inventory may be small but watch it grow as they add more skate decks to their inventory in the coming months. They also got a kick ass team kicking!
We provided the design and integrated WordPress and an e-commerce section. Hope to continue working with them in the future.
One good tool to use with your blog or WordPress site is the Feedburner service. FeedBurner is a web feed management provider owned by Google. They provide a custom RSS feed and management tool to bloggers, podcasters, and other web-based content publishers. Sure WordPress comes with a built-in RSS feed and you can simply live [...]
Content is king. Design is second. Also, I am not a copy writer though I can assist. I say these things because time and time again I try to push to get content from clients before actually working on a layout. Some times I do get the content upfront. Other times I do not. Depending [...]
Knock-out hails from Riverside, California. They’re a band that plays their blend of ska, punk, and rock music. It’s good stuff and just awesome stuff to just chill to.
Riverside, CA’s the Voodoo Glow Skulls have been doing what they have always been doing for over 20 years now. Playing their blend of ska, punk, hardcore sound. Currently they are working on their new album as well as touring through the world. Hopefully we’ll get some new tunes before the end of the year. That also means I’ll be introducing a new site design as well to promote the fresh album.
A few weeks ago Google introduced The Buzz. Or Google Buzz. It was their approach on entering the social network arena currently being dominated by Facebook and Twitter. It was to integrate a user’s Gmail, address book, Twitter, Picasa, Flickr, etc into this supposedly awesome online social experience. Something to flip the worlds of every single Google user.
Shared web hosting is when there are many websites being hosting on a single web server. Those websites are sharing the resources of the web server. Generally, each site is given its own partition in order to keep each site separated.