Month: November 2013 Posts

Question: How often should you update your website?

Answer: All the time! A website should never be a static document. In fact a website works better for you (and your customers and search engines) if you keep it fresh and updated. Think of it as evolutionary growth – your website should always be growing and changing. There are three types of updates you […]

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CSS Flexbox

Laying out elements on a website has always come with its challenges due to the limitations of CSS. With the growth of responsive design, this issue has become increasingly apparent. To address this issue, the CSS Flexible Box Layout Module was developed. Even though Flexbox is currently in the W3C candidate recommendation stage (meaning it […]

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Hack the future: A recap of the Future of Web Design conference

New York City’s Time Square is usually bustling with tourists talking about seeing Broadway shows and visiting Central Park, but in early October an unusually high number of web developers and designers took over AMC Theatre on 42nd Street to talk about the Internet during the Future of Web Design (FOWD)’s “Future Insights” conference. A […]

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