Our good friends at .Net Magazine recently published a great article detailing 15 ways to keep costs down while making great websites. One of our developers, Travis Roberts, was included in the piece with his insight on a competitive tool for project management: “If paying is a deal-breaker, then Travis Roberts, developer for centresource, recommends Redmine, which…
When designing markup for a website or a web app, it’s important to keep in mind that what others see is not necessarily what meets your own eye. Accessible design means that page elements are encoded with information about the structure and content of the document, so that screen readers and assistive devices can make…
Some times you come across cool things, sometimes you come across great things… and then there are rare times when you come across something so epic that you have to proclaim the discovery from the snowy summit of the interwebs.
Centresource’s creative team is proud to be closely involved with our local chapter of the AIGA who puts on ThinkTank annually.
Here in the creative room at centresource, we’ve been noticing a new trend popping up with more and more frequency in the world of web design: the one-page website.
In the early years, some could argue that having a website, albeit bad, was still superior to not having one at all. Websites were not the ‘norm’ and having one proved that your firm was unique and cutting edge. Fast forward 10 years and this is no longer the case – every business and organization…
