Wednesday, March 10, 2010 –
Patrick: ...mmm, lunch from Abe's
Dave: You know, Abe's was named after Abe Vigoda.
Patrick: Really?
Dave: No.
Patrick: That's the second time I've fallen for that.
Dave: Really?
Patrick: No.
Bill: This sounds like Lunchroom Banter®
Friday, March 5, 2010 –
This week marks three iMarc anniversaries!The lovely and talented Kim Jackson turned 8, making her one of iMarc's most senior staff! Without Kim, we'd collapse within a month. Nobody tell her, okay?Jeff Turcotte, Senior Developer and kicker of difficult integration butt, turned 4, and shows no signs of making any fewer crazy drawings around the office.
Patrick McPhail also turned 4, and has completed his transformation into Project Manager.…
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 –
Unless you've been living under a rock, you probably know that “smart phones“ are kind of a big deal. I've seen lots of stats thrown around, but I've never been able to fully trust Neilsen net ratings. I like to look at the data on my own.
So I dove into Google Analytics and created a mobile browser segment designed to look for smart phone web browsers, and looked at the 3 month period ending Februrary 16th. There were 586 mobile visits in that…
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 –
I'm excited to welcome our newest team member, Katie Desmond. Katie's title is Business Development Specialist, and in iMarc-speak, this means that she will help us with marketing and business development, web strategy, project planning, and more. Katie brings some tremendous skills and experience to her role, having produced many web projects over a 10-year-plus span, at Boston's Mullen Advertising, The Timberland Company, of…
Tuesday, February 2, 2010 –
Flipping through the book Lost Crafts, I came upon this gem. Advice when building a dry stone wall…
A skilled waller will never pick a stone up twice; in other words, they won't waste time picking up lots of different stones, then discarding them, but will choose a stone and use it.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010 –
Today is Nick's 10-year anniversary at iMarc. His partners threw him a little wine and cheese party, then surprised him with a gift — One of Gibson's Les Paul '57 reproductions, goldtop. Check out Nick's photo and commentary.
And here's Nick testing out his new baby for us all:
Tuesday, January 5, 2010 –
While we were building out the new iMarc website, a colleague and I had a vehement disagreement over link behavior. There is a link to the Newburyport Chamber of Commerce on the about page, and my esteemed colleague Karin wanted it to open in a new window — because when she opens a link leading off any site, she wants a new window to preseve her old one. I argued that this would be user-unfriendly because it changed the state of the…—
Monday, January 4, 2010 –
For the past 975 days our website looked the same.
Some of the content changed. Some of the graphics changed. But basically the design template that launched in May, 2007 was still employed in December, 2009.
That design held up well for two and half years. However, since we're a web design company, we should eventually redesign our own website, right?
Not really. A full-blown, big-splash redesign is rarely the ideal solution.…
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 –
Last night, we attended the MITX Interactive Awards ceremony. Two of our clients were in the running as finalists — North Shore Association of REALTORS® and Ounce Labs.
We lost out to some bigger competition (it happens — little David doesn't always win!) but were happy to be in such good company.
But more to the point ... the ceremony featured iMarc: The Video Game
2009 MITX Movie - Video Game from iMarc LLC on …
Friday, November 13, 2009 –
It seems like we've been making hiring announcements quite frequently, yet here we are again.
This time we welcome PHP developer, Matt Sahagian to the team.
Matt is a true jack-of-all trades with a core focus on programming, open source, and PHP.
Matt's a unique breed whose resume combines phrases like C-based GUI Toolkit, CSS 2, Computer Repair, Web Design, Object Oriented PHP, AJAX, and Postfix. Over the next couple months…
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