One of our goals for this year is to continue to solidify how we launch web properties and products. Process is what we’re looking for! We’re caught between two worlds though (and you’re probably as familiar as we are with these two); our desire to be fast, agile, and responsive as well as making sure that [...]
Continue reading...13. November 2009
We’ve spent some time recently cleaning up. This may not seem like fun to most people, but I actually enjoy it. We are frequently updating our sites with new designs, technologies, and features, but we often neglect to decommission or delete our old stuff. Sometimes we don’t want to get rid of things because we want [...]
Continue reading...6. October 2009
Web technologies and design trends are constantly changing. That’s why it’s important to keep up to date. We do this by reading the following blogs: Smashing Magazine - If you read just one web development/design blog, read this one. Smashing has incredibly in-depth articles that cover the entire spectrum of web design/development. Everything from user interface [...]
Continue reading...5. October 2009
The GoGlobalX.org site re-launched silently this past weekend with a new backend: Wordpress. One of the key considerations for the GlobalX team was the ability to update the site easily without having to ask the IT and Web team every single time. We agreed that this was a pretty good idea, naturally. One of the components that wasn’t [...]
Continue reading...4. September 2009
I’ve realized over the years that the best web design/development team is not the one that has the highest combination or aggregate “score” in terms of skill but rather the one that trusts each other the most. In the past few months I have learned to trust my team with tasks and responsibilities that I may [...]
Continue reading...20. July 2009
Even though our team is well-versed in a number of web services that could provide team meetings, data/project management, and the like, there’s just something about meeting with the team on a weekly basis in the real. There’s just something about those weekly meetings that provide much more value than “What are you working on?” moments [...]
Continue reading...1. July 2009
What’s the purpose of your church’s website? Who is your target audience? What information is important to have online? Why does your church even have a website? Have you thought about these questions? All too often church websites become dumping grounds for any and all information about every ministry, event, and service your church has ever [...]
Continue reading...21. June 2009
The organization is looking to replace our current church management system with a web-based application. This system contains information about all of our member, attendees, and contributors. The type of information in this system ranges from name, address, and telephone number to volunteer and small group involvement. Because of the move to a web-based church management [...]
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15. January 2010
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