Web designers and developers are always willing to scrap over terms like “responsive” and “adaptive.” It’s really the concepts behind these words that are important.

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In our review of websites for corporations across the US, we’ve seen a large number of navigation systems that are completely dependent on JavaScript to function. While it’s true that most people browsing the web have JavaScript enabled (about 98% of individuals), it’s also true that this dependence creates barriers for the disabled in using the site and for Google in indexing the site.

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Over the past year or two, we’ve seen amazing growth rates in the mobile market––between 200% and 300% accessing our clients’ websites. This article explains three approaches to prepping your site for the coming wave of mobile browsers.

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Smartphone sales surpassed PC sales as of the end of 2010. This article provides a further look into analytics of organizations we’ve built sites for and summarizes what this means for your website.

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After two years of building FORGE, we are proud to announce the creation of a new organization specializing in building hand-crafted sites: Sparkbox.

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When looking for a website design firm, make sure they address accessibility and adhere to Web-Standards.

How do you find a company that you can trust, that knows their stuff, that’s easy to work with, and who can give you results? There are a few things you can do to qualify the companies you’re considering working with.