If there is one constant in life (to paraphrase Benjamin Franklin) it is change. Everything changes. Think about how much web design has changed over the past 25 years. The folks at aptitude have put together this infographic on how much web design and expectations about how websites will work have changed. If
We are a funny people. Of course you already knew that. We value our privacy so much that we are constantly litigating our "right to privacy" all the way to the Supreme Court. Yet, we are quick to share what we are doing with whom and where on social media networks
Those of you who follow what's up with the web and how we interact with the Internet have no doubt heard of HTML 5. The World Wide Consortium, the international membership organization of web leaders and corporations have been working on the latest web programming protocol we will all be using over the next
To most of the world the internet is just something that is there. They never stop to think what powers what they see online. We are not talking about the electrical requirements to power the world wide web, which is massive, but rather the technology that enables us to read this blog
What are little boys made of? Frogs and snails...and puppy-dogs' tails. What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice. So what are websites made of? What programming languages? How many use Flash? Who is using HTML5? and so on... Here is an infographic from sixrevisions.com giving us a
