Unless you’re Nick Fury, who sets up impromptu meetings with the Avengers to save the world, effective meeting management is essential to keep your meetings productive and your projects moving forward. Thankfully, “there’s an app for that”–several of them, actually. Let’s review the top 4 meeting management applications JDM Digital trialed and why we went …
In partnership with our friends at LoopSpire, the JDM Labs nerds just couldn’t help themselves but put together a little “End of the School Year” timer as a code project. Any time between now and May 31st, which is what Shelton’s school calendar says is the last day for staff, visit: jdmdigital.co/eoy/ to see our …
The WordPress admin bar gets in the way, especially if you have a fixed nav. So, we created a WordPress plugin that simplifies it and released it for free on GitHub.
Just another one of those code projects by your friends at JDM Digital, Hat Tip, is a super-simple, super light-weight notification bar package using jQuery (and a little British humor), recently released on GitHub for free. In cases when you don’t really want notifications getting in the way of the everyday use of your web …
When even mobile internet speeds rival that of broadband Wi-Fi connections, we’ve gotten spoiled. These days, if a website takes more than 3 to 4 seconds to load, we tend to not even bother waiting. We leave the page and find something else. That is exactly why web designers are taking the time to come …
21 million websites use Bootstrap as their responsive framework. More than 121,000 companies use HubSpot lead capture forms. Just one resource for putting the two together. This one.
A quick look at the new loading attribute which brings native IMG lazy-loading to the web, and how to add this progressive enhancement to your WordPress site with nothing more than a free plugin, courtesy of your friendly web nerds at JDM Digital.
Introducing a new WordPress plugin which displays a responsive, filterable list of jobs from ApplicantStack’s Jobs API using a Shortcode–just released, for free, on GitHub.
Page loading speed matters. You know that. Here’s how to increase page speed by simply adding a few lines of code to your .htaccess file.
Bootstrap 3 navbars don’t support secondary dropdowns, but we can certainly make them. Better yet, we can even make it work for the WordPress menu system.