RIP Flash – Is Your Site Affected?
Time to take a hard look at your site because Mozilla Firefox dealt a significant blow to the fledgling platform by blocking the Adobe Flash plugin by default in all their current browsers.
This Month’s Event: Cascadia Fest 2015
Every month we profile an upcoming event in the United States that revolves around web, design, and advertising, and this month we’re talking about CascadiaFest in Blaine, WA. Lately, we’ve been seeing less giant web conferences that cover EVERYTHING but...
This Month’s Event: Web Design Day (June 12)
Every month we profile an upcoming event in the United States that revolves around web, design, and advertising, and this month we’re talking about Web Design Day in Pittsburgh, PA. Web Design Day is exactly how it is described: a day of speakers that focus on...
One Page Sites: The Next Big Web Design Trend of 2015?
We made our first one page site design back in 2011. It seemed odd then because we were utilizing the preferred design principles of app developers for a small business/organization website. We made two or three one-pagers for clients, they worked beautifully, and we felt like we were on the bleeding-edge of web design. But then…nothing. The long-held web design principles were held a little tighter, and our one page sites seemed like such an oddity in our portfolio next to more traditional fare. Fast forward three years, and now one page sites are EVERYWHERE. Seriously, you’ll run into one about once a day. So why now?
Hail WebM!
In the next couple of months, you will be noticing a new way to view videos on the internet. It’s not going to be a huge evolutionary leap forward like virtual reality, but it is significant enough to warrant some excitement from the folks that develop the websites you use everyday. It’s called WebM.