Regardless of who you are or what you do, the advantages to integrating Twitter into your website will almost always outweigh the disadvantages.
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10 Ways to Keep Your Precious Followers on Twitter
43 commentsHow much do you value your Twitter followers? If the answer is “a lot”, then here are some general guidelines that you should consider following if you’d like that latest follower to continue following you for the long run.
9 Brilliant Ways To Ensure Client Satisfaction and Project Success
8 commentsArguably the two most important aspects of a web design freelancer or web design firm’s operations are client satisfaction and project success. Without client satisfaction and project success, you’ll be hard pressed to obtain quality referrals, testimonials, and additional work from a client.
19 Essential WordPress Plugins That Every Professional Website Should Use
42 commentsPretty bold title, huh? Well, I’ve been a fan of WordPress for years. I’m an avid supporter of the robust and highly intuitive blogging platform and have contributed to the WordPress community over the past few years by launching a professional WordPress themes website, creating a useful plugin (Twitter ReTweet) for Twitter/WordPress integration, and advocating the use of WordPress to clients and friends alike.
11 Absolutely Necessary Web-Based Tools for a Freelance Web Designer
34 commentsI’m feeling extra generous today, so I’m going to share the most important web-based tools that we use at CHROMATIC to run the majority of our operations.
Who Likes a Messy Office? (Tim Jahn)
Post a commentChances are prospective customers are going to check out your website before anything else about you. It’s important that your website is just as inviting as your office. Is the place a mess?
Drupal Tutorial: Adding a ‘Related Posts By This Author’ Block With Views
49 commentsIn this post, I’m going to show you how you can easily leverage the power of Views 2 to create a simple block that displays “Related Posts by this Author” information. To break it down, here’s exactly what we need to do: when a user has navigated to a specific node, we want to use that node author’s user ID as a key to load other posts by that author.
