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…flat PDF that “looks” vaguely like a website. This is real code and design you can pull up on your desktop, tablet, and mobile phone. You can interact with it and really get a sense of how it feels and performs. 5 Quality Police During the unveiling, we get your at-first-glance reactions. Then, we let…
…a database, or displayed in a table (like this), or downloadable as a CVS (to be put back into Excel or whatever). View Live Demo About FusionCharts The Javascript library we’re using is called FusionCharts. It’s mobile-friendly, device-independant, has no dependencies, and works in a variety of frameworks (including jQuery, .NET, PHP, and more). There’s…
…the way). Vivid colors Everywhere I look, I can see colorful splashes on websites and mobile designs. Take a look at Sleepiest as a cool example. I love how their color pallet creates a magical, ethereal vibe. Also, when we use vivid colors, it’s easier for us to differentiate and remember a product. Instagram knew…
…to the other. “Framed” in white space, images will also tend to look better on mobile devices–especially in portrait orientation. 6. Glowing Color Schemes Credit: JDM Digital for Laser Resellers We’ve been seeing a lot of use of some courageous color pairings to make web design jump off the screen. These bold and daring, glow-in-the-dark,…
…design, breakpoints are points where a website’s layout will adjust based on the size of the user’s screen in order to best display the content. Each type of device has a basic breakpoint width. Mobile devices showcase the layout between 320 pixels and 480 pixels tablets showcase layouts between 768 pixels and 1024 pixels, and…
…beautifully on all sorts of devices. From layout decisions at each breakpoint to custom photography, every design decision was thoroughly thought-out. Aside from a completely new design, color pallet, photography, and even content, the site also sports the latest web technologies, including: Progressive Web App (PWA) Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Interactive Office Locations Map Enhanced…
…wanted a benchmark on our current shared hosting. Aside from a fast loading site, the new JDM10 also sports: PWA Service Workers (so you can access it even while offline) Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP-up) Database Object Caching Advanced (and Automated) use of the image SRCSET attribute Low-Quality Image Swapping Anti-Spam Forms (without CAPTCHA!) Revamped Search…
…header markup, like so: <meta name=”theme-color” content=”#000000″ /> <meta name=”apple-mobile-web-app-capable” content=”yes” /> <meta name=”apple-mobile-web-app-title” content=”JDM Digital” /> <meta name=”apple-mobile-web-app-status-bar-style” content=”black” /> <link rel=”manifest” href=”https://jdmdigital-204e1.kxcdn.com/manifest.json” /> That’s it. Cost of a Progressive Web App For an app publisher, the biggest advantage to using Progressive Web Apps is the cost saving in terms of design, development, and…
…self-hosted WordPress blog sports some really cool features including: CSS3 transitions, jQuery-powered goodies and a persistent navigation – all on a slick, responsive framework that make it look great on desktop, mobile AND tablets computers. Give the new blog a look and, as Kevin says, “reach wise, reach well, Reach West – And read on.”…
It’s been a long time coming, but we got the new website. Alongside a new modular business model, JDM has launched a new corporate website, on a new domain name. The new JDM website sports some pretty cool upgrades, including an open-source CMS, mobile-friendly version with a web-app (for iPad and iPhone only), QR codes,…
…etc. We think they left a few major things out, such as social media marketing, branding, PR and mobile apps and web technology development. Also, digital agencies don’t just work with “internet based products.” Well, it was good start, Wikipedia. Not an advertising agency A digital agency isn’t an advertising agency. Advertising agencies primarily deal…
…+ height + ‘,top=’ + top + ‘,left=’ + left; window.open(url, ‘Share’, opts); return false; }); }); You’ll notice you can change the width and height of the window, but I would suggest you leave them alone. We’re doing a little calculation anyway to make it look great–even on mobile devices. Using PHP with WordPress…