June 2017: Custom Web Design & Development Blog
Archives from the NPG Blog: June, 2017
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We couldn’t, in good conscience, call this a proper company blog if we didn’t publish some cheesy, holiday-themed post at some point, right? Well, here it is. Happy Independence Day! But despite the theme of this post being unoriginal at best, the message is important. More and more, we are seeing...
READUpdate: If you aren't up to reading this post, I hosted a webinar about the same concept. Watch it instead ! I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: The web development industry is a weird and confusing space to be a consumer. Unlike other contractor/customer relationships, our work is often...
READThe nature of what we do as a custom development agency means we talk to a lot of different people from a wide range of industries who are all trying to figure out what software is going to make their website or application a success. All too often, when we bring up the idea of building a custom CMS to fulfil their...
READBeing a custom development shop—or at least a shop that completes the majority of our projects with custom solutions—we often find ourselves debating the merits of off-the-shelf CMSs versus custom software. In fact, I wrote a rather lengthy article about this particular debate just a few weeks ago. One of...
READOne of the biggest blunders many clients make when procuring web design and development services is underestimating the ongoing commitment that their website or web application will require from a maintenance perspective. Much like any other virtual or physical property, a website is a living, breathing ecosystem that...
READA few years ago, SensioLabs performed an analysis of PHP-driven projects and their levels of accrued technical debt. The results were shocking, to say the least. But first, let's take a step back and define what technical debt means. For many marketers and executives this term is likely something they are not...
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