10
Jun
09
I just finished up a project that involved an impromptu introduction to WordPress MU – THE mother of all blog-related projects for Absolute (so far). In about one month, we set up 27 blog sites (one of which is a site to rule them all), developed 3 unique themes (with … read more
Posted in Web Development, Wordpress
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Also tagged Absolute, blog, blogs, blueprint css, business, child-themes, clients, content, CSS, developers, framework, Google, ie7-js, language, plugins, sandbox, thematic, theme, Wordpress, wordpress mu
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8
Apr
09
Today I found a nifty WordPress plugin that gently reminds new visitors to your blog to subscribe to your RSS feed. WP Greet Box shows up when visitors view a post, and even customizes the experience based on where the user arrived from (Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc.). You’ll probably notice … read more
15
Jan
09
You’ve decided to have your web site professionally designed and developed. Good decision! Now what?
You might already be thinking about the look of your web site or thinking about some cool bells-and-whistles that would be fun to have on your web site. Stop now.
First things first – you need to … read more
Posted in The Absolute Truth, Web Development
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Also tagged bells and whistles, content, design, designers, designing a web site, developers, form, idea, information structure, money, organize, paper, phone, photos, planning, revisions, service, The Absolute Truth, Web Development, web site, web site project, website development, writing
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29
Sep
08
Looking to contract a freelancer? Here’s a few things to keep in mind.
1. Cost. As a general rule, experience and quality cost more, but money shouldn’t be a measure of ability. For example, a lot of very talented and young freelancers charge pennies simply because they want to add to … read more
25
Mar
08
Being a senior in college, I’ve heard my earfuls on the need to “gain experience.” What is this elusive experience that no college graduate seems to have? How do we gain it and why are so many graduates seemingly unprepared for the “real world”?
In search of this experience that seemed … read more