Social networking has gone past the “buzzword” phase and entered into the “necessary tools” phase for any business, large or small. Fortunately for us with smaller budgets, the top three social networking tools are also completely free. In this comparison, we are using “numbers” as an indication of the top three services you should focus on for promotion of your business, website, or even an event. Numbers, as I referenced, are the amount of people and traffic you can get from the services to see what you are promoting. Read the rest of this entry »
My Favourite CSS3 Properties
CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheets – version 3) is well on its way for full cross-browser support, well, you know, besides Internet Explorer, to much dismay of the web development world. There is some hope though, according to Microsoft, Internet Explorer 9 will have CSS3 support. Still, there’s no reason not to use CSS3 in your web design because these effects degrade nicely for all non-supported browser. By degrade nicely, I mean, they basically do not render them at all, so depending on how you implement them, non-supported users will just see the website “less pretty”. Read the rest of this entry »
TriCube Media Blog
It’s finally here! The TriCube Media blog. If you followed our feed before, you can still find our old Twitter and Facebook feeds here – which also still gets updated independently. The purpose of our blog is to keep our customers, clients and friends in our industries updated with both TriCube Media news and other tidbits, articles, and tips on web design, development, marketing, advertising and more.
If you are interested in the technical aspect of our blog: we are currently running on the Wordpress content management system (CMS) that has been integrated fully into our main site which is built on PHP, JavaScript and XHTML/CSS. The concept was simple: mirror our current site into Wordpress, and because of how easy Wordpress is to work with, this feat was a relatively easy process.
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