by: Robert Wang |
Pagerank is analagous to the Twitter of the SEO world. Everyone wants a piece of the action, but very few get how to leverage it. In the following post, we discuss what it is, how to use it, and what tactics to avoid.
Pagerank Defined:
For all its mystery and sinister reputation, it can […]

by: Robert Wang |
HTML5 is a huge overarching reworking of the HTML language. As a whole, the project is very much a matter of style. HTML5 is about removing the old, clunky bits of code (i.e. frames and plug-ins) and replacing them with smooth, browser-based alternatives.However, it should be thought of more as a series […]

by: Robert Wang
Twitter’s new integration scheme has made it easier than ever manage your social media marketing campaigns. Following setup (instructions below), with one simple click you will be able to communicate your micro-message across multiple platforms simultaneously. In a generation where speed is everything, Twitter is quickly becoming an indispensable tool. Now compatible with […]

by Robert Wang
Created by Lunascape, Inc. in San Jose, CA, the Lunascape browser allows users to incorporate the functionality of three of the world’s most popular web browsers into a single versatile shell. New users will find that they can not only instantly toggle between the Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Chrome browsers, but also customize […]

By: Robert Wang
So you just started this whole blogging business on the side, and now streams of visitors show up at your virtual doorstep every day, demanding flash media and video content. You’re feeling ready to embrace a larger audience and maybe redesign your homepage, but aren’t really sure what direction to go.
We’ve got what […]

by: Robert Wang
By now you’ve inevitably heard of it. Every here and again, you hear mention of its function, little blips on the radar of the collective consciousness that is the Internet. And yet, despite the articles and buzz, people are don’t seem to be able to pick out Google Wave from a hole in […]

by: Robert Wang
Better thank your lucky stars. On October 5th, Adobe announced a workaround to the iPhone’s complete incompatibility to Flash. The company showcased a handful of apps, developed in Flash and directly converted to a fully functional iPhone compatible form, in front of a live audience at the annual Adobe Max event in San […]

by: Robert Wang
Internet behemoth Google recently released an expansion to the Google toolbar, designed to give the online community the opportunity to submit unmoderated commentary in a collapsible side dock. Google calls its new creation the Sidewiki. It’s going to rock your world. Probably.
Users will be able to comment however they want, on whatever site […]

by: Robert Wang
If you’ve never heard of ZURB, don’t be surprised, the company has kept an unusually low profile. However over the years, ZURB has risen to the level of an industry standard, attracting clients from the likes of Britney Spears and Zazzle, to internet heavy-weights like eBay, Facebook, and Yahoo. Their latest contribution to […]

Barefoot Solutions was brought on by the team at Headfirst to build a custom web application capable of managing every aspect of a high school baseball players life as they make their way through the often confusing recruiting process. Named the College Admissions Planner (CAP), this application integrates Headfirst’s extensive consulting experience into an automated […]