As of Jan 1, 2012, the McCormick & Winter Corporation will legally be dissolved. For any questions or for ongoing work requests, please contact either Justin Winter (justinlevi@gmail.com) or Susan McCormick (susan@mccormickdigital.com)

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Some things
you should
know about us...

We get a thrill from the cutting edge.
That's how we slice through the clutter.

Friday, May 18th, 2012
Why You Should Have a Mobile Version of Your Website
As any business owner knows, it all comes down to numbers. It’s the same when discussing the mobile web. There are 302.9 million mobile phone users in the U.S. (CTIA) and 90% have handsets that can access the Internet (comScore, Gartner).
Matt Hardy
August 8, 2011
Client Resources
Mobile Apps Vs. The Web | Which Is Better For Business?
There’s been plenty of chatter recently about apps and the Web. Are they in a battle or do they complement each other? Why are people spending more time on apps than the web? What’s the difference and how are they being combined. These are all questions we will explore.Apps Are Taking Over The WebAccording to Flurry, a mobile analytics firm, daily time spent in mobile apps...
Matt Hardy
July 1, 2011
Client Resources
Top Five Tools and Techniques for Managing Social Media
You probably have a company blog in addition to accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. If you don’t… you need to crawl out from beneath the rock you’ve been living under and consider it. For those of you that do, what are you missing? And how can you get the maximum benefit?Social media is an extremely effective and efficient way to reach potential clients. It’s...
Matt Hardy
June 1, 2011
Client Resources
Drupal Media Module
Just a quick blog post about a recent Drupal Dojo session we attended where Jacob Singh talked about the Media Module for Drupal 7.
Justin Winter
April 12, 2011
Developer Resources
Drupal Hooks Explained
Thinking about writing your first custom module? If so, we have good news: it’s significantly easier than you might expect. So easy, even, that we’ll make you a bet: once you understand the Drupal hooks system, it should take you no longer than 20 minutes (if we lose, you get the right to complain in the comments; if we win, we expect to see a sweet contributed module from...
Remy Denton
April 5, 2011
Developer Resources