Chris Ensell

So You Want To Build A Mobile Website

By: Chris Ensell - Posted September 19th, 2011

Back in the early 2000’s, making a quality mobile website was both a pain and essentially pointless.  Most phones had very primitive built in browsers.  For example, the Razor used a java based browser that had an engine that was no better than the first versions of Internet Explorer.  Since most of these phones used…

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Chris Ensell

WordPress – Not Just For Blogging Anymore

By: Chris Ensell - Posted August 22nd, 2011

It’s free and open source. It’s extensively documented. It gets updated frequently. Best of all, it has a huge community behind it. So no matter what your project, don’t be too quick to dismiss WordPress as an option. {EAV_BLOG_VER:172971047169587e}

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Todd LeMaster

Choosing The Right Online Home For Your Site

By: Todd LeMaster - Posted August 9th, 2011

Web hosting plays a crucial role in the overall user experience of your company's web site. Selecting a web hosting service can seem like a daunting task. Storage space, data transfer limits, pricing, access, and support services are just a few of the factors to consider when finding the right provider. Most web hosting services…

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Jennifer Hoyt

User Testing: Adcuda iPad Giveaway

By: Jennifer Hoyt - Posted July 14th, 2010

We have recently launched a new website that speaks well to what we do here at Adcuda. We are an online marketing company and build websites that convert to leads and sales. Your website needs to be easy to navigate and must guide the user to your desired goal, (think lead or sale) such as…

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Jessica Pine

Faces Behind The Names: Meet the Team Pages

By: Jessica Pine - Posted June 21st, 2010

Meet the team pages seem to be more popular with web design and creative firms, but they create valuable additions to any site where human contact is important. It adds a personal touch to your company, and can gain some massive trust to your visitors. There’s suddenly faces behind the names, and your company becomes…

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Tom Jenkins

iPad Apps For Work

By: Tom Jenkins - Posted June 9th, 2010

One of the first things you have to ask yourself when debating the purchase of an iPad is, What will I use it for? For myself the answer to that question was rather extensive.  I wanted to use it for entertainment, computing on the couch, taking notes in meetings, and managing our web servers while…

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Tom Jenkins

WordPress 3.0 – A Better User Experience

By: Tom Jenkins - Posted June 2nd, 2010

Since its inception WordPress has lacked one feature that made for a better user experience.  A custom post type.  If you wanted to write a post about recipes one day, then have a photo post the next day, then maybe a journal post, each one would require a different data set.  A recipe post for…

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