Simplify the Web

Let's face it, the number of people out there in the world that can "design" a website are many. And there are just as many, if not more, that can develop for the web as well. So why is Design Agnostic Development so hard? Design Agnostic Development is a term meant to say that developed code and output is done in a compliant manner and with minimal structure. This allows the developed piece of code to be inserted into any existing design with minimal effort. Why is that so important? Because ul...
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Dilemma: Since we started DotComOnomics back a couple of years ago, Tony and I have been working hard to provide solutions that we wouldn't be ashamed of recommending or even using through out our endeavours online. We have always had an idea to be able to easily implement a system that would enable and not hinder the web design process. The holy grail here was to make a system that would be easily included and called at any time throughout the code and insert the output with minimal impact on...
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It has taken a little while to get back on the saddle on the blog. We've been pretty slammed overall in working to get things out the door. After a long furlow, the latest version of PageProLive is on the horizon. Design Agnostic Deveopment Kit The PageProLive system has been revamped to enable anyone from the every day designer who wants to simply enable their designs with content easily managed, to the more complicated and intricate developer who needs to streamline the management of th...
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SEOMoz put together quite a decent article about SEO and how it fits into the development life cycle. Very simply put, if you don't think about it as you develop, you will wind up making a ton of changes later. Take the time when you start a project, when you start a website and figure out what you would like to say and how you would like to say it. Great article, great illustration, take a moment to read it! http://www.seomoz.org/blog/building-seo-into-development-process ...
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