When it comes to building a website, there is one file that dictates just about every aspect of the site’s design and layout – the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS). Personally, I have learned the hard way that it is very important to create this document the right way to make future edits and adjustments quick and easy. Constantly changing browsers require edits to be made to the CSS file(s) by the designer.

Why Blog?

That is a very good question. Way back when, I used to think that bloggers were more full-of-themselves than having worthwhile content to deliver. Well – that impression was quickly eradicated when I saw what a conversation builder a single blog post could create and I realized how valuable an asset a blog is to a company’s core business.

This post is for all you designers out there! Day in and day out, project after project, we strive to come up with new and creative concepts for our clients. To stay on top of the ever changing realm of design is no easy task. From rules and regulations, browser compatibility, screen resolutions, pre-existing style guides, and mis-direction, there are many obstacles and theoretical templates to keep in mind while designing. This post talks about keeping creativity alive and well!

I wanted to put up a blog post for everyone that's made the investment  into a new corporate website and isn't sure if it's producing the ROI they expected on purchase. The first rule of thumb to remember is a website much like a web application, is never done. It continues to grow and evolve as your business changes or you get additional feedback from your client base. The purpose of any website (especially in the small to mid sized businesses) is to usually automate resource sharing with clients and convert new visitors to clients.

Unleashed Technologies, LLC recently partnered with BookDivas Entertainment, LLC to roll out the brand new bookdivas.com website. BookDivas.com is a community based website that serves the female young adult market that have a passion for reading and writing poetry, short stories, and full length novels. From their previous roll-out bookdivas.com needed a web presence that was easier to manage, offered an easier interface for their visitors/members to interact, and was easier for regular contributors/admins of the website to manage. The new website includes: