Our team is contacted constantly about building web projects of every imaginable size. As the top ranking organic result on Google for “St Louis Web Design” it stands to reason that we get asked what makes us the best St Louis web designer. In this day and age, anyone with...
Are you an Internet Explorer user? Do you keep your version of Internet Explorer up to date? Not sure? You may check your current version by opening the browser clicking ‘Help’ and then selecting ‘About Internet Explorer’. You should see Version 11.xxx, if you see anything different you should probably...
The HTML standard that delivers website markup to browsers exists since 1990 and last experienced a major update in 1997 (the version known as HTML 4) has now officially been superseded by HTML5 following the World Wide Web Consortium’s (W3C) announcement on October 28th, 2014. While elements and broader concepts...
As part of the 2013 Registrar Accreditation Agreement, ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) has enacted the WHOIS Accuracy Program Specification. This specification requires domain owners to verify WHOIS contact information for their registered domains as valid for any generic top-level domains (gTLDs). If your domain name is...
With its increased popularity in the last few years, many web designers and developers debate the UX (user experience) suitability of parallax scrolling and if parallax web design will be seen for years to come. Until a recent study conducted at Purdue University by Dede Frederick, there has been little...
Just three months after version 3.8 was introduced the WordPress team has started to push out the 3.9 beta and it looks fantastic. The first thing most users will notice will be the new WordPress Editor. The Editor has been updated from a 3.0 to a 4.0 system which opens...
On April 8th, 2014, Microsoft is officially ending extended support for the Windows XP operating system and extended support for Office 2003 will also end on this date. Microsoft will discontinue security updates for both Windows XP as well as Office 2003 at that time. This means that vulnerabilities in...