We have heard from clients many times that they want their new site to look clean and simple, but with their navigation structure, the result sometimes ends up more messy. Here are a few pointers to help with the creation of your site’s structure so it fits with a clean and simple design.
Web Development
Web development, web design and custom web software, oh my! We build great websites and love talking about it. Read this section of our blog if you want to learn about the work that goes into building great websites, web development best practices or web design standards. We rock and now you can too!
Every company has their own budget, but some have allocated more spending towards their website than others. While some developers may not be the cheapest, it can be well worth it to pay a little extra so that you get a quality product in the end. Here is yet another web developer horror story.
Multi-Select Boxes: Guaranteed Form Failure
Posted by Matt Lincoln Russell on March 15th, 2010 in Web Development
Learn how multi-select boxes are guaranteed form failures for your website. Since forms are usually a hassle to fill out, it’s important to make the process as simple and efficient as possible.
Google continues opening doors and inviting themselves in to new industries. What once was a simple search engine has turned into an Internet giant. Google has displayed their power and the desire for their services with the announcement of Google Fiber, their own internet service. Communities across America are competing to be the trial subjects of Google Fiber, which is said to be 100x faster than the typical internet connection. Add that to Google’s announcement of their own DNS and SPDY, an alternative to HTTP, you can’t help but wonder, What’s next for Google?
There are a lot of decent websites on the Internet, but why are they just decent. Many times it is because of small design and development errors, which can add up quick. Take some time to evaluate your own website and see if your site suffers from any of these mistakes.



