Category Archives: Web Development
Developers, Developers, Developers!
That is Steve Ballmer’s famous quote from a Microsoft Developer Expo. Anyway, I have had many roles at our business, infinFX, over the past year, but my main one has always been web development. Just recently, we started a JV with another local firm developing International domain names for China. We are now planning and … Continue reading
Valid Source Code Helps SEO?
I just read an interesting article at Search Engine Journal claiming valid source code helps spiders better index your site. I’ve known about the importance of validating, but I had no idea it affected how your site was indexed. What is Validation? According to the W3C: Validation is a process of checking your documents against … Continue reading
When To Sell a Site: A Brief Guide to Site Flipping
More and more web publishers these days are actively engaging in “site flipping,” which is the business of creating niche web sites only to turn around and sell them for a nice profit. My business partners and I have created one niche site, Treo Express, which covers news, rumors, and product information for the Palm … Continue reading
Validating Your Website + New infinFX Design
I finally finished the redesign for my web development and SEO consulting company, infinFX. This is the first version of infinFX that I coded entirely in transitional XHTML and CSS. After the site was finished, I validated all of the source code using the W3C’s XHTML Validator. What is Validation? According to the W3C: Validation … Continue reading
New Web Site Launched – Clearburst Wireless
The other day I finished a new web site project which I forgot to mention. This is a web site for a retail store in the Fiesta Mall located in Mesa, Arizona. The company is Clearburst Wireless and they specialize in wireless and cell phone accessories. The store owner, Carl, recently purchased the retail operation … Continue reading
My Web Development Process…Part 2 of 2
This is the second of my two-part series about my web development process. If you have not already read the first part of this series, please read part one of my web development process. As you read previously, I split up my web-dev process into 5 steps: Step #1: Finding and Contacting the Client Step … Continue reading
My Web Development Process…Part 1 of 2
I recently came across an interesting new blog about web development and online business called Tutorial A Day. One article the author, Josh, wrote was about the process he uses when developing web sites for clients. Being that I am also a web developer and have my own proprietary process, I became inspired to write … Continue reading
New Project Finished – Cultural Media Collaborative
I just finished a new web site for a non-profit organization in New York City by the name of Cultural Media Collaborative. Cultural Media Collaborative, Inc. is a production organization dedicated to creating films, television programs, DVDs and live events, specifically designed to increase and enhance public awareness of music, art and culture. They are … Continue reading
Announcing Treo Express – Our New Blog & Minisite
As many of you know, I have been hard at work developing a new minisite/blog for the Palm Treo smartphone. The new site is a replacement for our previous Treo-themed minisite, Treo Webinar. First, a little history: Treo Webinar sold a $4.95 eBook that provided an indepth training-tutorial of how to use the Treo smartphone. … Continue reading
How to Prioritize Multiple Web Projects
At some point in every busy web developer’s life, he or she finds out that there are too many projects and not enough time. Right now, for example, I have four separate projects I need to have nearly finished in the next week. Not to mention, I have school and the blog I need to … Continue reading
