What’s New For 2015

January 4, 2015

Really, we’re not all that sure. We’ll go where the winds blow us but we do have some exciting projects to start out the year right. January will be a big month for us here at Livewire and we hope it only goes up from there. We’re glad to be partnering with some excellent organizations and building lasting relationships with our clients, co-workers and peers.

We don’t have any plans for the website at the moment other than possibly a blog redesign. We’re happy with our look and look to add to the portfolio as often as we can. Keep checking back to the blog for the latest in tips, industry news and what’s going on with us – we know we’re that exciting.

Interested to see what new social media is coming out in 2015 and what will happen on back to the future day in October – will we all be sick of it? are we already?

As our family at home grows in 2015, so will our network of happy clients. We look forward to growing with you!

Florida Auctioneers Has A New Website

Proud to present the new and improved Florida Auctioneers Association Website! This was a lengthy project but the final website is well worth it. Really more of a web portal, the system is chock full of features and runs smooth and fast. The site features: Membership program Member

SEO Update: American Metals

Since SEO is our specialty – we know what it takes to put a website on page 1. When American Metals came to us they were back past page 10 for a lot of their keywords and getting about 50 users per month on average on the website.

Page Speed Insights

The importance of page load speeds for website performance cannot be emphasized in the current digital environment. A website’s loading speed can make or break its success in today’s fast-paced world when people expect rapid access to information and flawless online experiences. The following are some major justifications

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

CSS Animation, The New Flash?

I’ve used it, so I am not immune to the pull of CSS animation, but what are we doing here folks? Used sparingly, CSS animation is at best a small way to augment conversions (button wiggle), but at worst it is a resource hog that destroys readability and

Leverage Browser Caching

When a webpage loads on your screen there are a lot of little pieces that have come together to create what you’re seeing. Your logo, other images, style sheets, javascript files are among some of the external resources a webpage might use to render itself on your screen.