Posts in Web Applications

There are no shortage of apps that are designed to make your smartphone experience more fun and (potentially) make your life a little easier. But where are the apps that users really want? Why hasn't someone developed apps that would really make life much better? [More]

The client-agency relationship is always a tricky one to maintain, but I'm a strong believer in liking the people that you work with. Not just liking them as a professional, but genuinely and truly liking them as a person. If you do, you have a better relationship with them, and the work usually shows it.

Case in point: Lisa Eubank. [More]

If you've been reading my recaps each month, you've seen a trend emerging: The mobile Web, specifically how you design for it, is kinda important. Nothing changed on that front this month, expcept for some confirmation from the top of the food chain on just how important it is. [More]

Webinars are a great way for businesses to reach out directly to customers and prospective customers to share industry information or give a basic how-to session. At 352 Media, we’ve done webinars on social media basics, SEO tricks, as well as information on improving calls to action and the navigation for your website. [More]

I'm amazed at how blurry the line between what we cosider "Web" versus "mobile" is getting. One of the best examples is HTML5, which not only makes sites work great on your PC, but is also making a move to replace the way apps are made for phones and tablets. Here's some news on HTML5, as well as other topics from this past month. [More]

The annual Mobile World Congress wrapped up at the beginning of the month, meaning there was a host of mobile news and announcements recently. At the same time, the lines between traditional Web development and mobile continue to blur. So let's take a look at the top stories from the past month, shall we? [More]

This was one of those odd months. Given the holidays, there wasn't much news on the Web dev front. However there are some great tips I've compiled. Then, on the mobile side, all was quiet until CES. There are so many hardware and software updates rolling in, so I did my best to pick out the top ones for you. On to the news! [More]

Be careful...I think the cell phone companies are monitoring this blog post. I'm sure of it. They're watching what you're reading and sending that information back to their massive data farms full of your browsing history. OK, maybe not, but reading about mobile (and Web) development news this past month might have you thinking that. Let's look back, shall we? [More]

There are a couple of big stories dominating the Web and mobile worlds this month - the rise of the Amazon Kindle Fire and the fall of the once-mighty Adobe Flash. But that's not all that's happened recently. And now, the news worth caring about: [More]