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We’re expanding our team!
PHP/Drupal Web Developer Xeno Media is offering an exceptional opportunity to be a vital part of a team that uses cutting-edge open source systems–primarily Drupal–to develop outstanding, beautifully-crafted sites. We have a really interesting and diverse client base, with communities from fashion to physics, and everything in between. We’re looking for a smart, hands-on, team-oriented
What does Facebook’s new Graph Search mean for you?
On Tuesday, January 16th, 2013, Facebook announced Graph Search which has the potential to change searching the internet as we know it. For years, Google has dominated the search landscape, leaving only a handful of competitors. Fueled by keyword-based ad revenue, they have helped decide how a generation of internet users have looked for, and
Are those really your frequently asked questions?
It’s pretty standard for a website to have a Frequently Asked Questions page. We’ve certainly built our share. In fact, we’ve even built a FAQ publishing system where subject-matter experts weighed in before a publishing a response. That was a lot of fun to put together. But today I’d like to talk about the Frequently
Adobe Flash: Can you have too much of a good thing?
There are very few technologies clients ask for by name. One that we’ve been seeing a lot of lately is Flash, Adobe’s platform for rich content and media on the web. Flash is synonymous with movement; a sense of life lacking in traditional web design. Your mom was right, though: you can have too much