As 2017 comes to a close today, I’m reminded of all the things I managed to accomplish this year. Currently, my lovely wife and infant (I’ll refuse to call her a toddler until she’s 2), are taking a nap. I’m watching/listening to a movie. After seeing a number of year in review posts, I decided that it was time I produce one of my own. I have a number of them started for years previous, so I might as well start one of my 2018

At the start of a new year there’s always talk about new years resolutions and what we can do in the new year to help get us start the new year off on a good foot. This post is going to talk about how you can start off the new year with your blog. If you want to start the new year off with the right foot, take a look at these 5 ways you can get it going. 1) Get Your Copy of GeneratePress & Beaver Builder

It has been a few years since I have hit publish on a blog post, at least on this blog. 2017 is the year to change that. There are over 100 unfinished, unpublished posts, sitting in my drafts, waiting for my attention to be edited, curated, even finished, before I am able to hit publish on them. I have been moving these drafts, along with this site to the various hosts I have tried over the years. Most recently moving the blog to a product

I was working with a client awhile back and was asked if it were possible to build an employee referral form that referred employees to the company. I had the following as some of the business logic for the task. Employee needed to have their own URL. Anyone going to the URL did not need to know that it was an employee that was referring them. HR needed to keep record of each applicant Form needed to work as expected I was able to get

In the last of this series we’re going to be looking at Nathan Barry’s content area. The one thing that I really like about his content area is that it matches mine in many ways. It actually was one of my influences when I was doing my redesign. I had two sites that really influenced the design of this site and I wanted to make sure that I took those into account. Anyways…that’s likely another blog post. Today’s screencast goes through the breakdown of Nathan’s

One of the biggest features that I get asked by clients is that they want a great way of showing a portfolio on their site. Studio Press’ Modern Portfolio theme does just that. Whether you are a photographer or a designer, this theme can really make your artwork shine. Well you don’t have to buy the Modern Portfolio theme just to do it. Today we are going to look at creating this content area in Headway, using the content block. In this screencast, I take