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A Blog you say, Like We Have Time!?

Well, it’s finally happened. A Gainesville Web Design Company made a wordpress blog and started posting to it in “third person” sort of way.

Original, we know.

We will hopefully have some interesting things to say between keywords, so just sit back, relax, and chew on some web design blog deliciousness.

 

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5 Signs Your Business Has Outgrown Its Website

5 Signs Your Business Has Outgrown Its Website Your website may have been exactly what you needed five or ten years ago. But businesses evolve. Services expand. Customer expectations change. Search engines update their algorithms. Eventually, even a well-built website reaches the point where it starts working against

Fraternity Management Has a New Website

Fraternity management needed something up quickly and something that was affordable. Glad to know that they chose us as their Gainesville Web Design team.  Additional to the website they requested a simple program that managed their payment modules. As experienced PHP developers, we were able to quickly put

Client Spotlight: Pye Law

Tom Pye is a heck of a guy. Dedicated to his clients and serious about his business. He chose Livewire, the best Gainesville web design team in the businesses to create and promote his online presence. We remade his website and optimized it to the hilt. In just

Warrington Heating and Air Has a New Website

Warrington Heating and Air is a great company and they made a great choice coming to us for their website needs. Previously they had been with a company out of California. They were not happy with the results thus far. Their website was out of date, never worked

Better Than Notepad: Notepad ++

We love this little program. It’s a replacement for Notepad called Notepad++. It’s like notepad on steroids. Lots of  new, useful functions – essentially, everything Microsoft neglected to put into their product,; open source, once again, has provided a better alternative. Easy find/replace functions, even in files so

What You Should be Asking

When hiring a developer, many people don’t know what questions they should be asking – if they knew, then they’d probably be doing the work themselves, right? First and foremost – ask for examples of previous projects. The surefire way to weed out the novices is to look