by jamii | Jan 31, 2012 | Resources, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials
The Heart of your Website – Navigation Navigation is the way your customers move around your website. The ease with which they find the information they want will make or break your site. See Mark’s previous article on restaurant websites with examples of...
by jamii | Dec 21, 2011 | Resources, Tutorials
In the last article we talked about why you might want to use WordPress to build a website and a few of the key concepts, like static versus dynamic content, separation of content from look and feel and how important the flow of your website it to the customer’s...
by jamii | Dec 19, 2011 | Resources, Tutorials
The view from the sky Building a modern, professional looking website and keeping it up to date can be a challenge. There are tools that can take some of the tedium out of this process. One type of tool that is used more and more is the Content Management System...
by Todd J | Oct 20, 2011 | Tips and Tricks, Tutorials
Getting your new smartphone configured to check your email accounts can be a little tedious. If you have an iPhone or iPad, these steps can save you some time and frustration. Click here with your iPhone or iPad or scan QR-Code below to begin the process. You may...
by jnelson | Oct 12, 2011 | Security, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials
Wi-Fi radio connections to the Internet at home, the office, and even in your local coffee shop are no longer a futuristic novelty but a convenience that many users rely upon every day. With ease, however, may come a very unrealistic feeling of safety. As you might...
by jamii | Oct 11, 2011 | Resources, Tutorials
Search engine optimization is often a black art. The exact algorithms Google and other search engines use to rank one site higher than another in search results are both proprietary secrets and constantly being refined. What we do know is the more legitimate links to...
