I was excited to open the email message from the photographer for my client’s website. I’d been waiting for photos for their site for a couple weeks.
My client wanted to photograph outside, for a more natural look. And the weather had not been cooperating. Thankfully, the last few days had been sunny, calm, and warm. Continue reading 3 Tips for Getting the Website Photos You Need
My friend Jeff posted on Facebook about a new kid-friendly visual search engine, commenting the search engine was launched by Google.
I was intrigued. And wanted to learn more.
Years ago, I worked in my son’s grade school library. Despite restrictions by the school district’s technology department for certain Internet sites, there were always searches that came up with questionable results for our students.
Off I went to explore the new site my friend talked about. Continue reading 3 Ways to Build Trust in Your Website
Most web designers and developers are familiar with adding alternative text to an image so the meaning of an image can be understood when the image doesn’t display. Continue reading How to Make Graphs, Charts, and Maps Accessible [Video]