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Responsive Web Design Trickles into New Hampshire

Are you a small business owner thinking about updating your website? Then you should consider utilizing Responsive Web Design.

Responsive Web Design is one of those hot web design topics right now. It is a web design approach used to provide an optimal viewing experience across a wide range of devices – from a desktop computer to a cell phone.

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A Responsive Website automatically changes to fit the device you’re reading it on. If you’re reading this blog post on a desktop computer, you can see it in action. Simply adjust the size of your web browser. You will see that the layout adapts to the new width of the browser.
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Written on April 8, 2013

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8 Simple Ways to Tell if your Website is Old: Business Owner Checklist

It’s hard to run a business and stay on top of everything. But it’s already 2013 and you know deep down that your website has been gathering a little dust.  It’s sitting there somewhere on the internet at a host whose name you can’t remember off the top of your head.

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But every once in a while, someone reminds you that you don’t look  anything like your website photo these days. So how do you know if it’s really worth the time and effort to update it… or can you just wait one more year?

This Business Owner Checklist will help you decide if it’s time for a website redesign.

It includes 8 Simple Ways to tell if your website is old. All you need is about 10 minutes to complete it. Simply grab a cup of coffee and a notepad, and of course, you will have to visit your website on a computer. You will be adding a check mark to your notepad for every item that your website fails to meet.

Ready? Let’s begin.

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Written on January 20, 2013

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Toddler Steps from XHTML to HTML5 – Contact Forms

HTML5 Contact FormIf you’ve been thinking about converting your XHTML web pages to HTML5 web pages, your contact page may be the easiest place to start.

There are many new interesting features in HTML5 forms, such as new input types, new attributes and basic browser validation. Imagine client-side form validation without the need for JavaScript.

The first thing we need to do to create an HTML5 document is use the new doctype. Doctype is a lot simpler in HTML5 than XHTML. It’s also case insensitive.

<!DOCTYPE html>

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Written on October 9, 2012

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