by Bridget Anderson | Oct 26, 2020 | Web Development
“What’s good for Google is good for the gaggle”—we totally just made that up, but it kind of works. What we’re saying, in a less corny way, is what’s good for search engines is also good for the masses of people browsing the internet, looking for answers and...
by Jeff Long | Feb 25, 2020 | Web Development
“This project was a great investment for Mosaic. We’ll continue to see the ROI for years to come as we refine and optimize.” This is the kind of feedback we always hope to hear after helping a client navigate the process of building a new website. Helping nonprofit...
by Angie Kubicek | Mar 8, 2018 | Web Development
Firespringers have been adding to their family roster lately. We’ve amassed more than seven newborns over the past nine months, and at least five are expected later this year. It’s an exciting time to say the least, and I’ve heard some interesting conversations about...
by Jay Wilkinson | Dec 7, 2017 | Web Development
As a software developer, I’ve used many tools to build both professional and personal websites and applications. One of the most often mentioned CMS tools I discuss with custom project stakeholders is WordPress, and for good reason: WordPress runs 28.9% of the entire...
by Kelly Medwick | Nov 9, 2017 | Web Development
The URL extension revolution is upon us, even if it is happening somewhat slowly. You have a business or a nonprofit. You have an idea or a mission and now you want the web property to tie it altogether in a nice little bow, except there’s one little problem: “Are the...
