The folks at Guardian Martial Arts in Garden City, MI, had a fine website, but they wanted a fresh look that featured lots of photos of students involved in their classes. Rick performed a total redesign that features plenty of action, newsbriefs, and a photo gallery.
The […]
You may have heard the latest scary news. Google, which dominates online search, is launching an algorithm to favor sites that are “mobile-friendly.” This means that people who use Google to search on their smartphones may not find many of their favorite sites at the top of the rankings.
If your site hasn’t been updated, it […]
Michigan From the Heart offers friendship and a little cheer to critically injured and ailing children. Their simple yet valuable mission: to improve the quality of life for the young patients at C.S. Mott Hospital.
The group needed a new website and someone to keep up with all their updates. We redesigned their old site into a new responsive […]
The Hammond Bay Trading Post has reopened on US 23 N, about 20 miles north of Rogers City, MI. That may not be big news to you, but the locals and Huron Beach vacationers are thrilled.
Gas and groceries aren’t easy to come by in the area. Run out of ketchup and you’d have to drive 20 […]
Forbes Magazine’s February 2014 article reinforces the importance of a responsive website – one that can be viewed easily on phone, tablet or desktop. “Top Web Design Trends in 2014,” also discusses simple design and storytelling, but number one on […]
Vanity plates are everywhere, and most people enjoy deciphering the meaning behind the words or symbols. Is “DR U” a doctor at a university? or a guy named Dru?
If you own your own business, you might like the internet’s new version of the vanity plate: a “.CEO” domain name.
I’m an avid Amazon Prime user.
I subscribe and save on all my household items.
I check anything I’m looking at while in a store to be sure it isn’t cheaper on Amazon.
I purchase the past four years’ entire Christmas list on Amazon.
I also watch Amazon videos and […]
After what seems like the longest, coldest, snowiest winter that many of us can remember, we’re reluctant to get our hopes up that a spring thaw may be around the corner. And as Michiganders, we’re wise to be cautious. Take a look this article about a snow storm in the Detroit area in May, 1923.
You know those things your grandmother used to say? “When I was your age, we didn’t have…[fill in the blank]” We didn’t have airplanes, we didn’t have these fancy cars, we had to talk on the phone connected to a wall.
Well, I’m feeling as old as grandma now, because I’m amazed that I can read […]
