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Archive | November, 2007
Novato Human Needs Center
By Bradley Charbonneau on November 28, 2007 in Features, Forms, Non-Profits, Portfolio, Random Quotes, Websites, What, Who
One Monkey Books
By Bradley Charbonneau on November 23, 2007 in Features, PodPress, Portfolio, Websites, What, Who, Writers
Alan Venable’s One Monkey Books (onemonkeybooks.com) needed an online presence that he could easily update himself.
Moving Email
If you’re changing hosts and you use you@yourdomain.com, it can be difficult or impossible to transfer old email (sent items, inbox, etc.) and your address book. If you don’t care about that old mail or address book, great, no worries. If you would like to try to keep some of that, here are a few [...]
Embedded Video
I’m getting more and more requests to put video (and audio) up on websites. I usually get a file (or CD or DVD) from my client and convert it to a few friendly formats (video: mov, avi, mp4, mpg, etc.; audio: mp3) and then upload them and make links. However, there are some downsides to [...]
Email Obfuscator
Jason Brantley over at Axis Computer Consulting recommended a stronger-than-PHP method of obfuscating–or munging, hiding, encrypting–email addresses on websites: the email address munger. Here’s an excerpt from their site: Email address munging is the act of using ASCII, JavaScript, and scrambling of letters in your email address in order to hide your email address from [...]
$5,000 to spend on SEO? Go with WordPress or Drupal
Randfish over on SEOmoz.org says that if you don’t have the cash to hire an SEO company on a regular basis, go with WordPress (or Drupal). Here’s a snippet. Let’s say I have $5,000.00 available to spend on SEO. It’s not enough to hire you guys, but what or whom would you recommend to spend [...]
Christensen Heller Gallery
By Bradley Charbonneau on November 7, 2007 in Artists, Features, Photo Gallery, Portfolio, Websites, What, Who
Christensen Heller Gallery needed a site that would let them upload new gallery entries themselves. They wanted to keep the look of a template they bought.
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