Hector gives a great speech that details his personal life and background, as well as his amazing work with AMD, a program called 50×15 with which they intend to connect 50% of the world population by 2015 using internet and related technologies. They are developing a product which you can learn more about in the video or on the 50×12 Foundation’s website.

You can draw slices in Adobe CS4 after a mockup has been approved, and use the Save for Web & Devices window to fine tune the name and type of each slice, as well as select the format for each image slice (png, jpg, etc.). For more in depth instruction and details see the Adobe help article.

The example graphic here shows a blank website template that has been sliced into the appropriate portions needed in the XHTML/CSS layout code. Typically we create our mockups for a design like this in Illustrator, and being able to then clean-up, finalize, slice, and save, right in Illustrator, is certainly a handy process to know about.

“You guys can make websites from scratch and fix any computer problem, so can you make custom software to fix this problem?”

Normally we don’t expect to answer yes to this sort of question, because often either a misdiagnosis by the customer has been made and we are able to easily describe and implement a solution without needing to create software, and our clients love us for this especially when it saves them time and money (custom software isn’t usually considered to be cheap to most people). This customer was different, a big-shot lawyer with tons of experience using his computer and software, he could probably perform a lot of the service tasks we are hired for by himself, this lawyer is a smart one and his deductive skills were able to find the best solution before even talking to us.

This lawyer described their problem, it was a fairly trivial and small problem but in the end it had robbed hours of their time and it had to stop if at all possible. Basically every day they would pull up the website for a particular court system, specifically the page where all updates about current cases are published. This lawyer like most others was always pressed for time and made their mark in this industry by remaining up-to-date, up-to-the-minute, and so even as tedious as it sometimes would be (checking all hours of the day and night many times) this website was constantly checked for updates, then scanned for the appropriate information once an update came.

Before coming to us this lawyer had to pull up the website, wait for it to load, then check the time-stamp to see if an update occurred. This alone could take up to one full minute, and once the update occurred an additional five minutes had to be spent searching the page for one or more particular cases, and since all case updates appeared on one page this wasn’t as easy as it might seem.

The day they came to us was the catalyst that sparked a change resulting in countless saved hours and dollars, and a more peaceful night’s rest. After only three days after describing the problem and agreeing to our proposed solution we built a complete solution, and they could not be happier.

Our solution worked by using the Firefox web browser and the GreaseMonkey add-on, allowing us to create a custom JavaScript application that would activate on the court website. First it would ask for a search phrase, this would be the name of the Plaintiff or Defendant in the case, or any other identifying text. After entering the search and clicking on the “Start Checking” button the program would begin refreshing the page every few seconds and each time would first see if the last update was after the current date/time, and once the update occurred it searched the page for what was entered, and play one of two sounds: One meaning that the search was found, and the other meaning that it wasn’t. At this time the program would also send an email message to the lawyer with this news, again letting them know not only if the page was updated but if the search term was found or not.

We have since created a new offering for our custom software and consulting so that anyone can benefit from these abilities, and we love to tell the hundreds of stories like this that have followed. Take the time to think over your day, any time you spend will be rewarded with more freedom.

The choice is easy when you have the information you need. Speak with our estimator for quick explanations and access to professional designers, marketing teams, and technical coordinators. Let us learn about your business and identify its core values in order to amplify them via the internet.

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Our low prices are a reflection of our low overhead, maintained by always buying in bulk and what is needed now. We don’t waste time or resources, recycle everything possible, and by taking good care of our valuable equipment and knowing how to maintain, upgrade and repair it in house, we are able to spend very little in comparison on technology. Using Apple, Mac, PC, Desktops, Laptops, Servers, and hundreds in not thousands of various pieces of electronics and other design toys we stay on top of current trends and relate them directly to your environment. We are constantly designing and developing completely customized e-commerce systems for any environment along with complete CMS, CRM, and Game applications for online websites, and for basic situations we impliment a third-party framework like WordPress, MediaWiki, Drupal, along with complete customization, integration with hundreds of online APIs, and with uniquely designed graphics or one of millions of currently available skins.

You can have your site created, updated, or customized for less than you expect and delivered in less than a week. What have you been waiting for?