This past summer, a colleague of mine Tonya wrote a blog post about her first week at LevelTen. This has inspired me to write a blog about my first three months with the company. First let me mention...
Over the past year I've led a team that launched 3 different Drupal multilingual projects and during that time I have come to the conclusion that doing a multilingual site is a difficult undertaking...
Let me start by saying that making a mobile or responsive website is hard! No longer is it just about the web browser wars , a phrase that for so long has been a thorn in the side of good designers...
I know we're all guilty of doing this. We get on Pinterest, start pinning our favorite holiday cookie recipes and those "laugh awkwardly by myself" e-cards, then start thinking, “Geez, what a cool...
I was recently in need of a personal server to run some Drupal sites and being a cheap person, set out to get the best bang for my buck in a server. To start out with, forget any shared host servers...
Last Monday 200 plus of the brightest minds in search marketing from Texas and across the country got together for the annual State of Search Conference . A lot of topics were covered. But one was...
In the last few months, I’ve found myself designing several megamenus for various client projects. For those not familiar with the term “megamenu,” I am referring to the type of navigational drop-...
What's a site worth if you can't ambiguously tell authors how terrible their articles are by rating them on a scale of 1 to 5 chili peppers? How can we segregate against nodes by only allowing the...
While visiting BADCamp in Berkeley, CA last week, I sat in on several discussions about productizing Drupal. Jeff Walpole, CEO of Phase II opened the discussion with a presentation on various...
In the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex, we are fortunate to have access to some brilliant minds in the way of social media, SEO and internet marketing. Recently, I attended two events filled with days-...
