We're always happy to announce the completion of a new website, but especially so with a great client like Great Plains Moving and Storage. Great Plains is a North American Van Lines Agent so they are your Denver mover for local and interstate moving, including commercial moving.

Even big companies make stupid mistakes. After a decade of relationship with Amazon's website team, Target finally built and launched their own e-commerce solution on August 23. But, this isn't really good news at all. Target's customers have complained about the new website since it is launched:

We are happy to announce that FiG will work with a promising BMX racer Eli Massey on website design, branding development, and social media marketing.

We've spent the last couple posts talking about if you need to go mobile with your brand and determining if you should do a mobile site or a mobile app, here we want to share what makes mobile web development. A good mobile site is designed from the users' point of view. Several golden rules to make a good mobile site are listed below. We'll use Wal-Mart's mobile site for example.

So, you know your business need to be mobile, but before you start calling/hiring for mobile web development ask yourself: is it that only way to mobilize my business?

According to a recent eMarketer's report, at the end of September 2011, 40% of cellphone users have used mobile device to surf the internet. But, more than 70% of websites are not optimizing their sites for mobile, and most online publishers (sites with ad display) don't serve mobile ads!