Synchronous – Asynchronous – Threaded
How to “work smarter, not harder” lies in controlling the work flow. It is also an important software issue.

How to “work smarter, not harder” lies in controlling the work flow. It is also an important software issue.
Often a client will come to me with reams of changes they want on their website. It’s my job to take a step back and prioritize. I also suggest that my clients look at the tasks as one piece of a continuous cycle of improvement because consistent work over a period of time shows commitment to the site
In general, the person who tells you something is wrong with your website is your friend. But, sometimes it opens up a bigger can of worms! Yesterday, such a friend emailed me asking if I was in the middle of fixing my hacked website. I believe they wanted to link …
If you have two files or folders or categories or whatever with the same name, you confuse the computer.
… especially when your business activities are difficult to photograph. When I decided to go with the website design of having a banner image, first banner image I chose failed in a big way. I chose a photo that had the two major components I needed: a variety of people …
Should your web developer manage your image portfolio? Assumptions in this area cause frustration for both the developer and the website owner. In my opinion, for small sites, this is a good task to assign to an in-house Content Manager. Someone in-house is more likely to know the nuances of …
It’s easy for miscommunication and different understandings to cause quite a lot of confusion. I experienced that this morning.