The debate over external links automatically opening in a new window goes far back.  For many years, giving links their own window was considered a crime almost as grievous as ambushing visitors with a pop-up window (i.e. a window that automatically comes up without the user clicking an external link).  Then, seemingly out of nowhere, browsers developed tabs, allowing users to open multiple web pages at once in what was actually a single browser window.  Web addicts around the world cheered for joy; many developers pronounced the opening of external links in a new window an official best practice.

Everything you need to know about screen resolution and how it affects the way people see your website.

If you’re considering building a site that doesn’t have a content management system (CMS), we’ve got news for you: it’s not the ‘90s anymore, kid.  But assuming you’re not stuck in the last ice age, exactly which CMS, of the hundreds of options out there, should you be using?  Alas, there is probably no single right answer, but here are the reasons we like and use Drupal and think you should too.

Before we begin, let’s be clear on one thing: Flash is not inherently evil.  On the contrary, many websites owe their usability and original design to Flash.  It’s only when Flash technology falls into the wrong hands that things can go badly, badly awry.

In a joint venture that offers our clients 20 combined years of experience with website development and Flash programming, Type T Media LLC and Winter Creative LLC have teamed up. The two companies joined forces in 2009 to form McCormick & Winter and have been gaining strong momentum since then.