Posts Tagged ‘web development’
4 Steps to Building an Effective Website – Step 4: Research & Functionality
If you have been working through the first 3 steps of developing your website, you have undoubtedly been busy! Throughout the process I am sure the desire to discuss how it will work has come to mind. I’ve listed this as the final step because it has been my experience that many people end up focusing on functionality over goals, ...
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4 Steps to Building an Effective Website – Step 1: Identify Business Goals of Your Website
This past weekend I was home sick and Ocean’s Thirteen was on cable. During the movie the character Roman Nagel, played by Eddie Izzard, says to the characters Danny & Rusty, “Boys you’re analog players in a digital world”. I always loved this line; it reminds me so much of business today. So many people get caught up in what ...
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Friday Feature: TTG & CHBA
Chestnut Hill Benevolent Association wanted a better way to build awareness about their services and position themselves as a go-to resource to the local Christian Science community and nationwide. They felt that their pre-existing website was difficult to navigate and did not provide a useful outlet to effectively disseminate the information that the Christian Science community was looking for. ...
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3 Signs It’s Time For a New Web Design & Development Team
Growing a small business is like training to be an Olympic athlete. Let’s continue this comparison with one of my favorite Olympic sports – gymnastics.
When you start out in the sport, you are young. First you learn to tumble and then flip, but once you have mastered the basics and you realize you love the sport you start to ...
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Feature Friday: Technology Therapy 2013
2012 was a wonderful year for all of us here at The Technology Therapy Group. We had a milestone birthday – we turned 15. That’s right, the business I started my junior year at Hofstra University under a completely different name has morphed into the company we are today.
Milestones make you reflect, they make you look back and ask ...
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