IMH is taunting our techie knowledge-base this week as we flew in Trey from our Virginia Beach office to take the lead with training our new associates here in Los Angeles.
We have recently increased our Los Angeles division with new hires to manage our ever-growing server systems. Rather like Jordie LaForge heads up engineering of Star Trek, we had Trey to bring our guys up to speed with hands on training while under Nerf Gun attack from the marketing department.
We were all excited to unveil to the masses the office space we had worked so hard at into making our own. The doors opened to the office kids (children and friends of the Owner and Associates of the company) who were already pretty familiar with showing us around our
We’ve moved! There’s been quite an effort put on by our West Coast team to make our new office our home away from home.
The entire office was hands-on and inspirit with getting settled in, breaking the usual routine of working at the desk. Everyone took the time to figure out their Krypton Factor with assembling the IKEA furniture; and a few of us anticipated office deliveries as if it were Christmas time. Not to mention, we’ve all joined in to have our say with everything from changing light bulbs (Yes! How many office managers does it take to change a light bulb?) to hanging artwork on the walls. It’s been light fun, but underneath we really respect the extra effort our colleagues have put in just to make this a smooth move.
It’s no secret that infographics have become a big craze for the past couple of years. More and more people want visual presentations of complex information that are enjoyable and easy to digest.
To accommodate this thirst for fun information, Visual.ly has developed a new platform that allows you to effortlessly create your own data visualizations. You simply browse a gallery of templates and themes, and select one to customize and tweak. Not only is it designed for you, but it draws in data such as demographics and statistics for you from Facebook and Twitter too.
Web hosting is our specialty, but we also like to share useful information with our community of web business owners that want to optimize their promotion and web traffic acquired from Social Media.
We have selected some of the top tools for Social Media Optimization [SMO] and configured these apps into 2 visual solutions for describing or selecting them. The SMO Periodic Table and App Map can be easily printed or posted on your website using the provided HTML code.
Here is a much underutilized tool for web sleuths tracking down the original owner behind an image.
Before we dive into the cheat sheets, let’s define what HTML5 is and what it does. HTML5 is a markup language used for structuring and presenting content on the World Wide Web. It is comprised of three kinds of code:
