News & Views
We’ve Moved!
Well, sort of. We're still at 364 Main Street in Hudson, MA but we now have our own suite of rooms and a private entrance. If you ever find yourself in Hudson during business hours, please drop in.
Happy Holidays!
It's been pretty busy here and we haven't had much of a chance to keep this area as fresh as we would like. There are some articles that we're working on and a video of our new office here in Hudson. We started out in the attic of the house, then moved to the front...
Maintaining Your Dynamic Website
Your car, house, and most things in life, take some amount of maintenance. Add to that list your website. A website can be comprised of thousands of files working with all kinds of tools and underlying code. The days of ‘static’ websites, i.e. built with just HTML, is...
10 Things Needed to Build Your Website
Here are some things to think about and describe in a project specification document so that your web developer can prepare an accurate quotation. Not all of these are applicable for all website builds but they may come up and are worth consideration. Interactive...
Slow Shared Hosting May Be Related to Server ‘Packing’
There’s no denying that some shared hosting is just slower than others, especially when the site utilizes a Content Management System, CMS. We decided to investigate a way to measure how many websites each of these four popular shared hosting providers ‘pack’ into...
Essential Security for Websites Utilizing a CMS
While a Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress is developed with security in mind, practicing good security habits like those outlined in this article will greatly reduce your chances of being attacked. We’ve found that if you follow these basic steps you’ll...
Responsive Implementation for Websites
As more and more people are using devices other than a desktop computer to view websites, it has become important to ensure one’s site displays appropriately on these emerging platforms. Today, these devices include smartphones and tablets, but tomorrow, who knows....
Multilingual Solutions for Websites
While some browsers such as Chrome, already feature built in translation features, you can’t always rely on that to handle translation for everyone. Fortunately, there are some great options for adding multilingual support to a website. We’ve done a few so far and...