5.9.12

Blog: How to Make a Google+ Page for your Business.

If you’re trying to build out a well-rounded social media plan for your business, creating a Google+ page should be right up there towards the top of your list of things to do (along with your Facebook Business Page and a great Twitter Business presence too). Google+, while not quite as heavily used yet as the other big social media players, is definitely in the game to stay and is growing in popularity each and every day. You should be sure to include it in your plans, and here’s exactly how to do so...

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4.30.12

Blog: How to Make A Twitter Page for Your Business.

Twitter has become an essential social networking tool for businesses. Yes—Facebook is a little bit more out there as far as reaching the most mainstream clients and customers, but Twitter can play an essential role for your business too. Here’s the deal: Twitter is one of the best ways to communicate with your savvy business followers, and it also just so happens to be a nice way to find and be found when it comes to followers of your business.

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4.25.12

Launch: Santa Cruz Yellow Cab

Yellow Cab of Santa Cruz' new site is up and running. We gave them a completely new custom look and feel with a Wordpress CMS backend, high speed hosting on our dedicated hosting platform, and social media integration. Visit their new website at www.yellowcabsantacruz.com

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4.25.12

Launch: Earth Flow Drilling, Co.

We recently launched a new website for Earth Flow Drilling based in Santa Cruz, California. They specialize in water well drilling in Santa Cruz, San Francisco and Monterey Bay areas. We created a new custom design, a custom cms backend, and set them up on our dedicated hosting platform. Visit their new website at www.earthflowdrilling.com

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4.16.12

Blog: How to Make a Facebook Page for Your Business.

Whether you want to admit it or not, having a Facebook page for your business is absolutely necessary. It is 2012, after all, and the great majority of your clients and customers have been using Facebook now for about half a decade.

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4.2.12

Launch: Crow's Nest Restaurant.

We just launched a fully renovated website for The Crow's Nest, one of the restaurant hotspots in Santa Cruz since 1969! We took over web hosting for them, gave them an entirely new design and added a custom content management system so they can keep the entire website updated top to bottom. Visit their new website at www.crowsnest-santacruz.com.

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3.26.12

Blog: Why CSS For Website Design is a Must...

Ever think about all of the work—both design wise and programming wise—that goes into the design of one single web page? There’s a lot of time and energy there, that’s for sure. Enter CSS (stands for Cascading Style Sheets). CSS makes a web designer’s job bearable because using the design/programming standard puts a great majority of a website’s design code in just one specific and well-organized place.

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3.15.12

Blog: How To Clear Your Web Browser Cache With Safari.

Clearing your browser cache when you use Safari as a web browser is a piece of cake. Today, we’ll take a look at the simple steps for both Safari for Mac and Safari for Windows. Please note, these steps do not represent Safari for iOS devices like iPad and iPhone…those are different steps altogether.

3.14.12

Launch: Hydro-Logic Systems Website.

We recently developed a brand new website and custom content management system for Hydro-Logic. We worked with the look and feel provided by their graphic designer, handled all of the CSS/HTML production and programmed a fully custom CMS so they can easily manage the website themselves. Visit them online at www.hydrologicsystems.com

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3.8.12

Blog: How to Clear Your Browser cache in Google Chrome.

Clearing out your browser’s cache is important when trying to view the latest version of a web page. Because browsers, by default, attempt to store (cache) various components of web pages in their memory for future use, sometimes when you expect something new to be on that page, the previously saved information is displayed. This is all automatic and behind the scenes and serves a good purpose—but sometimes you’ve got to clear the browser cache manually. Here’s how to do it with Chrome:

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