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Saturday, June 12, 2010

The Post PC Era?

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During the “All Things Digital” conference, Steve Jobs talks about how the PC (Mac and Windows included) as we know it will not be as prevalent as it was in the past. He makes this somewhat grand statement that devices like the iPad will soon take the place of full fledged PCs. And as I listened to this interview, the first reaction was to say that this notion is ridiculous; but then you have to think about the rather controversial moves that Apple has made in the past that was before its time and they were right on: Read More

Friday, March 12, 2010

Will Google Really Take Over The World?

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So in a departure from all things websites, I want to take a look at the glorious all-encompassing company that seems to unwittingly invade every aspect of our Web 2.0 lives. This company is your friendly Google from down the street— or across the country, depending on where you live. Regardless, Google is here to stay, and the more knowledge you have about how big Google really is, the better equipped you will be to deal with life itself. So let me take you through a story of a world that is now Google’s:

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Saturday, February 27, 2010

The Importance Of Content Management Systems

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When shopping around different web designers, the phrase “Content Management System”, or CMS, comes up very often. But what is it? And more importantly, do you need it?

What Is A CMS?

A content management system enables you to manage the content of your website without the help of a web developer. Essentially, it is any system that allows you to post content up on a website. For example, if you have posted a picture up on Facebook, or sent a tweet through Twitter, then you have been using a kind of CMS. For more information on the scope of what a CMS can do, check this article.

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Thursday, January 21, 2010

The True Costs Of Web Design

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Most people do not know much about how much a website is worth, or better yet how much it costs to build a website. After all, there is no official price standard to follow; the values of digital goods are still somewhat hard for people to grasp in this case. There are many ways to bill for a website: by hour, project, module, etc.... but more often than not, these pricing schemes are designed to hide the real costs involve. So I am going to try to break down the different aspects of web design and their worth.

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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Why Small Business and Non-Profits?

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In 2004, Trifecta Tech was founded with a focus on small business and non-profit clients. Five years later, they remain our core clientele as part of our ongoing development strategy. But with all the various kinds of businesses out there of different sizes and shapes, why focus on the small organizations?

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