Written by Robert Vining | 09 July 2010
I'm going to start a new series here on Roberts Web Design blog. I want to share with you some people I follow on Twitter and Facebook that know how to use social media tools responsibly. They share great stuff, and for the most part, are pillars in their respective communities on the web.
There's a ritual on Twitter that you send out a tweet or two of folks you 'follow' each Friday. It's supposed to be a list of people you follow closely, or enjoy their respective tweets and knowledge they share. The problem is, the list of people you like to follow usually ends up being quite a bit more than the 140 characters in which you are allowed to post in a tweet. So I took the advice of Chris Brogan and decided to make it a blog post instead.
Written by Robert Vining | 05 June 2010
This week Joomla! released the latest update to the 1.5 series of the world's most popular CMS. This was a perfect time to upgrade our servers here at Roberts Web Design, as well as the software running on our client's websites.
Security is no laughing matter on the web today, and even the most astute server and site administrators don't always win the war. That's why we work extremely hard to maintain strict update procedures for not only our servers, but offer free security updates to our clients who choose to host their website with us as well.
Written by Robert Vining | 20 April 2010
I normally don't sell stuff on my blog, that's what the rest of the website is for, but I am really excited about a new project I'm putting together for all my friends that are racers.
Roberts Web Design is going to offer racing web design on a budget.
That's right, we have created a new way for race teams and drivers to have a professional website complete with these great features:
Written by Robert Vining | 25 March 2010
I want to start off by saying Thanks to everyone who voted yesterday here on the blog, Facebook and Twitter. You guys Rock!
Now it's down to the final 3 choices for the new Satellite logo that I will be using for my new project to launch very soon.
Just to give you a little insight, I drew the rocket from scratch using the pen tool in photoshop. This will be a web only logo for now, so no real need for me to do an AI or EPS version in Illustrator is why I chose to do it in PS.
Written by Robert Vining | 25 March 2010
I need some input from you guys and gals. I have a logo design I want to use, but am not sure on the font, so I want to get a little feedback and see what you all think. I left out color on purpose for this exercise. They won't be gray for the final round.
Below are 8 different font designs that struck my fancy, so I want to know which ones you like best. Any comments or suggestions are welcome, but I would like to narrow down the top 3 choices and go from there.
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