Senior managers at PayPal, the giant online payment company, have been coming to Israel to check out local start-up companies every year since 2008. That’s when PayPal bought FraudSciences, whose products prevent credit-card fraud, for $170 million. Last week, PayPal vice president of strategy and business development Mark Lavelle arrived […]
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Email PDF Print Denver, CO (PRWEB) July 02, 2011 Unleaded Group, Denver’s premier website design, development and creative agency with a growing portfolio of completed websites for local, regional and national clients, has updated and launched its own new website to better showcase its work, capabilities, client websites, and its […]
Bristol, United Kingdom, July 02, 2011 –(PR.com)– Since 1918 Woods of Morecambe have provided the finest quality lingerie, opening its online store “www.woods-online.co.uk” in 2000. As a long established retailer with a reputation built on the highest standards of customer service, Woods were insistent that their online presence matched the […]
Posted on: Saturday, 2 July 2011, 00:00 CDT Nexcess, an eCommerce hosting provider with wholly-owned facilities located in Dearborn, Michigan, has announced that they will be giving a presentation on July 7, 2011 at an event in New York City, entitled “Conversion Engineering and Networking.” Ann Arbor, MI (PRWEB) July […]
Episode 119 of The SitePoint Podcast is now available! This week the panel is made up of regular host Patrick O’Keefe (@iFroggy) with guests Venessa Paech (@venessapaech), Sarah Hawk (@ilovethehawk) and Matt Haughey (@mathowie). The panel discuss the profession of Online Community, how it’s grown in importance and profile, and […]
I was looking at a few web developers’ websites recently, and was appalled at how tech-heavy most of them were. Sure, it’s nice to show off that you understand the lingo, but prospects want to read your website without having to look in a dictionary. Here’s the opening sentence on […]
In this second example, instead of stretching the middle of the border-image, we’ve repeated, slightly distorting the image if necessary to ensure we don’t have a broken image in supporting browsers.To ensure that the image is not ‘broken’, the width should be a multiple of the slice’s width. While we’ve […]
This post marks the first in a series to help you start from nothing and end with a Rails application. Although there are many posts/series on this subject, I feel like basic Rails tutorials, especially in the wake of Rails 3.1 changes, fall into a more-the-merrier category. Even so, this […]
Google, in the wake of their Google+ testing phase, have also been rolling out other Interface changes, namely within the search results. Game Changing AdWords? By now, almost every user will have the black bar that spans the page width across the top. Aside from some basic color changes to […]