I read a great post on Six Revisions about Drawing the Line: 6 Things you shouldn’t tolerate in projects. There are many factors that go into making a project great and it’s amazing to me how easy it is to go from great to suck when discussing client-needs on their website. The six things are: [...]
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In response to a letter that Doug Riches posted on his blog about Earl’s restaurants only catering to a ‘majority’ demographic in the areas the restaurants are situated, there is one sentence that absolutely blows me away. No matter which position we take, one group of customers is going to stop visiting us. There is [...]
As a web-developer, I am always telling my clients that they are publishers. There’s no such thing as a ‘static’ website anymore if they wish to reach out and engage the audience they want to attract online. Sure blogging is one avenue I sell them, but there’s also email campaigns, Facebook and even Twitter for [...]
Yep, I’ve seen the signs posted all around town. “We build great websites”, “Custom Web Design – $300″, “Your business, Your Website – Call us today!!” There’s an influx of people trying to take advantage of the entrepreneurs in our city by building cheap websites and providing even cheaper design and brand development. We’ve all [...]
Since the Vancouver 2010 Olympics came to a close and Canada finished with its best medal-count ever setting a record for the most medals received for a host country and most gold medals, there’s been a lot of talk about the “Own the Podium” (OTP) campaign. This was introduced in 2005 and provided transparency for [...]
I have found a great comic and it is called “What the Duck?” This one made me laugh out loud.