LavaCon will be held in San Diego this year, from Sept. 29 through Oct. 2. (I’ll be presenting two sessions: one on setting up WordPress and one on third-party Twitter tools.)
I’ve been talking to Jack Molisani, and he told me that the schedule will be posted soon. (You are going, aren’t you?) Keep checking the LavaCon site for the latest information!
On Tuesday, May 4, 2010, following a lovely meal at Hoffbrau’s with @AngelosTszelpis and Patrick from @LinguaLinx, and with @docguy and @gryphmount, Tom Johnson interviewed Bill Swallow and me. We sat outside a government building in downtown Dallas and talked about free v pay content models.
I’ll be speaking about HTML 5 at this year’s WritersUA Conference (full session title: “Structures, Semantics, Controls, and More: HTML 5 Is Here!“). Visit my session page for the description.
Be sure to visit the WritersUA Social Media page to see the schedule, join in conversations, indicate your participation, and more.
On 16 September 2009, I presented a short session on Accessibility (PDF, 28Mb) to the Boston and Northern New England chapters.
The presentation is under my copyright and cannot be used without permission.
One of our newest clients is X-treme Silkscreen & Design. They offer competitive pricing, quality designs, and quick turn-around time.
We first met the folks at X-treme at one of our son’s first swim meets, as they design and create all apparel for the North Shore Swim Club. The quality is terrific and we love the designs. They came to us after having problems with their old website, and we quickly created a new site so that they could promote the t-shirts and hoodies for the January 2009 Regionals.
The X-treme website is a WordPress blog that uses Thesis for the underlying framework. The rotating screenshots of different samples use the Kimili Flash Embed plug-in, while the Portfolio and Online Ordering pictures use the NextGEN Gallery plug-in.
If you need any kind of apparel for your business, contact the folks at X-treme Silkscreen & Design at +1 781.598.1626. They can use existing artwork or create a custom design for you.