A little over a week ago, Google rolled out a long-overdue update to it’s venerable yet still best-of-class online calendar. It’s a huge step forward for the service in both design and functionality.
Whether you have been using a third-party calendar integrated with Google Calendar, have moved away from the service entirely or are still diligently using their older service, you owe it to yourself to take a gander at Google Calendar’s new feature-set and design.
So what’s new? Stick around and I’ll give you the rundown. Continue reading
Google Maps have become so powerful and so ubiquitous that they’ve almost become a default element to include in website designs, even if it’s just to display the location of a single business on a contact page. Users know how to interact with them, and they look great.
Love them or loathe them, animated GIFs have become part of the way we communicate with each other in the digital age. Though they have seen regular usage as a way to inject fun commentary into a chat or social media feed for a while now, we are also beginning to see animated GIFs used for marketing purposes as well. Email newsletters are using them to add a little life to a relatively static medium, and their use in social media has grown to include more than memes.
We recently wrote a post outlining tips for 
Whether you’re taking a new website live or just posting your latest blog post, chances are you’re under a deadline and in a hurry to get across the finish-line. You’re excited to show off your latest creation, and ready to move on to the next thing in your queue, so you finish up, give it all a quick glance, and then take it live!
Everyone’s favorite up and coming social app 
A few years ago, we posted about the 
