As a new Web developer, I came into my position with a design background and user-interface knowledge, but I quickly realized there is so much more to developing websites at Etna Interactive! Etna has a lot of Web marketing stuff figured out. Here are just a few of the things I've learned since I started...
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As a project coordinator at Etna, I receive client requests daily from our account executives. However, every once in a while, a client will directly request a site update. I recently received one of the best, most thorough requests, so I had to brag. This client really impressed me by providing me with the following:...
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Thanks to the help of sites such as YouTube and Vimeo, video has become an important asset to storytelling and information sharing on the Web. YouTube alone Video.js or...
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Most modern Web application frameworks provide native mechanics to protect databases from undesirable SQL execution. Cold Fusion’s answer to input sanitization is the tag cfqueryparam that is only valid inside a cfquery block. It is not a newcomer to the language but I will still from time to time see it being underutilized. It is...
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Welcome back to Part Two of Etna’s CSS “share the knowledge” primer. In the...
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Cascading style sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism for adding style (e.g., fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents. Our development team is a group of experts who spend every day up to their elbows in CSS. The rest of our company can tap-dance their way through SQL queries, plan PPC strategies or usher a project...
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In previous posts in this series about UI, we went over what user interface is and why it is critical to a tricks of the trade to plan great UI. Next, we are going to show you a few tools our developers and engineers use to program our websites, and we will showcase a few...
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