231 Web Dev Skill Set Let’s throw something down here. A line in the sand if you will. I am going to lay out what I consider my Skill Set to be… WordPress Development – Expert Level. Custom Plugins and Themes. Password protected user based corporate websites. HTML5 – Expert Level. Recently mastering the HTML5 … Read more
I recently got to do a ground up PHP and HTML5 build for a local manufacturer called J&M Machine located in Muskegon, MI. J&M is a great company that has been in business machining for over 60 years. They manufacture many products related the big engine parts, recreational vehicle parts, military and aerospace applications, big industrial applications and more.
Bellacino’s Pizza and Grinders Muskegon, MI. Bellacino’s is a great responsive build I just got to do using HTML5 with some CSS media queries, and a whole lot of PHP. Responsive sites are my new thing. A great selling point for 231 Graphics as there are not many people around that are doing them, and they truly are the future of web design and development, which puts us on the cutting edge.
Waves of Hope Michigan is a new non profit organization that is located in Muskegon. The purpose of Waves of Hope is to cover the cost of the Lake Express tickets for patients and their families traveling to distant medical facilities for treatment of diseases. Their goal is to take part of the financial stress off of the patient in hopes that they can instead focus their energy on improving their health and quality of life.
A Quick HTML5 tutorial on how to make and ordered list, an unordered list and a table. Simple quick video and visual tutorial with HTML showing how to create tables and lists. This is an example of a normal unordered list: <ul> <li>This is a test</li> <li>This is a test</li> <li>This is a test</li> <li>This … Read more
Wells-Index has produced manual and CNC knee type milling machines for over 70 years in Muskegon with rugged dependability for your milling, drilling, and boring needs. I recently had the honor of re-doing their website, basically ground up static building a HTML5 and PHP website from scratch, adding a ton of content and a few new features.
A couple of months back I went through the 231 Graphics site and did a full on re-design to accommodate all of the different devices such as desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones. Web developers nowadays have to think clearly about the way their sites will look no matter what the screen resolution or aspect ratio.
I recently got to build a great new responsive website for Hennessy’s Irish Pub and Restaurant located at 885 Jefferson Street in downtown Muskegon, MI. For those that do not know a Responsive Website refers to a website that changes design wise according to the size of your browser. The reason that is important has to do with the average user breakdowns which are in this day and age spread pretty evenly between normal desktop computers, laptops with smaller screens, tablets with even smaller screens and mobile devices which very dramatically in screen size. A true responsive site will look good on each of these, with different aspect ratios as this site does.
A few months back I had built this site: www.rivervalleydevelopment.com – It was the first 100% responsive HTML5 site I had built to date. I recently was contracted to do some SEO work on the site, at which point I realized I had never written an article about the initial build. So I figured I would kill two birds with one stone and do them both now. So here we go…