Posted Jan 31, 2013 in Tutorials
Testimonials are an excellent way to add affirmation to a website. Some kind words here and there may be the reason a potential client reaches out to hire someone. Recently, a client of ours wanted a...
Posted Nov 26, 2012 in Tutorials
Adobe Illustrator can be a really fun program to play around with - especially for those of us who like to draw. It can be rewarding to see something go from pencil to digital. While this article is...
Posted Oct 8, 2012 in Tutorials
Sitemaps are an easy way to share the structure of a website with search engines. The key here is that the sitemap should be updated dynamically as opposed to manually. With blogs, commerce sites,...
Posted Jun 11, 2012 in Tutorials
Some “how to handle media” decisions need to be made when building a responsive website. While image usage is still up for debate, video usage can be tackled without question.
Posted May 14, 2012 in Tutorials
We use two main web publishing systems here at J Taylor Design, those systems being WordPress and ExpressionEngine. This article is going to focus on pulling recent blog articles in the sidebar of a...
Posted Mar 22, 2012 in Tutorials
A while ago, we wrote an article about how to setup your custom email account in Gmail. We find that a lot of our clients like this method as it allows them easy access to their email wherever they...
Posted Feb 13, 2012 in Tutorials
Over the past couple years, use of custom fonts has grown tremendously. Before fun CSS methods of using custom fonts were supported, we either used Flash options like sIFR to bring in custom fonts,...
Posted Jan 2, 2012 in Tutorials
A couple years ago, we wrote an entry on using PHP to auto update the copyright year on websites built on WordPress and other PHP websites. However, if you are building a site in ExpressionEngine, it...
Posted Oct 7, 2011 in Tutorials
How does your website look on an iPhone or iPad? Is the experience the same? Is it better or worse? Depending on your answer it may be time to think about a dedicated mobile version of your site, but...
