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Wholistic U Webdesign

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· January 14, 2017

holding page for Wholistic U

Lunatic Fringe Yarns – eCommerce Website Design

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· January 18, 2016

I have had the pleasure of working with Katzy over at Lunatic Fringe Yarns, a yarn and weaving supply online business. When Katsy introduced herself, she told me she was a Loon, the “Head Loon” to be exact. Well, you can’t help but have a good time working with these Loony ladies. Identify What Worked and What Didn’t What started…

Hytrek CPA – Accountant Website Design

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· October 21, 2015

Many years ago, we had the pleasure of working with Lonny Hytrek, CPA, to develop and design his accountant firm website. Four years later, we again had the pleasure of redesigning Lonny’s website to be responsive to all mobile devices. HytrekCPA.com now has an engaging arrangement and colors. We believe the display of information provided is beneficial to Lonny’s visitors….

Guardian Management Company – Landscape Maintenance Website Design

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· May 22, 2015

The owners of Guardian Management Company, for whom we have done website and graphic design work for in the past, came to us requesting that we redesign their landscape maintenance website to be responsive, mobile-friendly, and provide useful information on their services. Their services had greatly increased since their original landscape maintenance website was designed and much had to be…

Latina in Idaho – Food Blogger Website Design

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· May 22, 2015

One of my favorite people was telling me of her dream to bring her food blogger website to the next level, but was unable to do so herself as she was on a WordPress.com site which does not allow certain functionality via plugins. Because WordPress.com is limiting, I immediately recognized her issue and knew how to overcome it. After reviewing…

Google Translate and Wiki Play Together

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· February 11, 2015

When two great resources play together, they can really have fun. Google Translate and Wikipedia were used to power the Word Map website. Just type in a word and watch where you are taken. Pretty sweet work, guys.

How Strong is Your Password?

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· January 24, 2015

Beware of the Blue Meanies January of every year, SplashData announces its annual list of the 25 most common passwords found on the Internet. The list is known as the “Worst Passwords” that will expose anybody to being hacked or having their identities stolen by the blue meanies. Well, this year is no exception. How strong is your password? Is…

January 2015 WordPress Plugin Vulnerabilities

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· January 16, 2015

WordPress plugin vulnerabilities are being exploited and hackers are looking to take advantage of them. They did not take a break over the holiday season and so here is a quick roundup of the most important current vulnerabilities being tracked that you should be aware of: The popular Pods content development framework for WordPress has a XSS and CSRF vulnerability which…

Update WordPress Core and Gmedia Gallery Plugin Vulnerability

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· August 12, 2014

Update the WordPress Core to 3.9.2 If you haven’t already, please upgrade your WordPress core to version 3.9.2. This release contains an important fix for a possible denial-of-service vulnerability in PHP’s XML processing. You can find out more about the fix on the official WordPress blog. Gmedia Gallery Plugin Vulnerability The WordPress Gmedia Gallery plugin version 1.2.1 contains a serious…

Vunerability in Custom Contact Forms…and What To Do!

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· August 8, 2014

A serious vulnerability in the Custom Contact Forms plugin has been announced. While popular, this plugin appears to be infrequently updated and the developers were not very responsive in fixing the plugin, so it may be advisable to move to an alternative if possible. What to do: Upgrade the Custom Contact Forms plugin as soon as possible if you use the…

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