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Websites and graphic design from New Orleans
Logos come in all shapes and sizes, but not all logo files are created equally. Many companies are in a rush to complete their logo as it's one of the first items needed when starting a business.
Your logo is a very important investment in your business, and a good logo will not only enhance your image — it will also save you money in the long run.
I've been in many situations where a developer purchases a domain name for a client, and shortly thereafter the parties split ways. The client then hires me, and now we have to go through the domain transfer process. Many times there's no friction from the jilted party, but sometimes it can be a mess.
If you're flying Southwest in September (or maybe October?), look for the ad below in Southwest the Magazine. Draw funny pictures on it then a snap a photo and
The new artwork created by I Design, with direction from Gray Line's excellent marketing guru Adrienne Thomas, engages the audience with the statement "Pick Your Spirit."
As a website developer who primarily builds content management system websites on established CMS platforms, I always had a bad feeling about Squarespace, Wix, Weebly and other "do it yourself" website tools. I'd wonder, "Will these services eventually take over the small business market? Will I lose business to these guys?"
Mystery caller says "Meet me in the Quarter. I got an interesting job for ya."
I love being a graphic designer in New Orleans—you never know what the next job will entail. Last year, I got a mysterious call from someone needing help. The call went something like this:
Me: I Design, this is Matt.
Mystery client: I need graphics help.
Me: Okay, I can probably help you. What exactly do you need?
Mystery client: I can't explain it, I need to show you. Can you meet me in the French Quarter?
Happy New Year everyone! To kick off 2019, I've republished the top ten worst passwords from SplashData's "Top 100 Worst Passwords for 2018." Unfortunately, many of the same offenders are tops on the list. And here's a LPT: password is not a good password. Neither is 123456. Even though most users know that passwords should be secure, many still use the awful ones below.
Remember to make passwords at least 8 characters long, with mixed types including upper and lowercase letters, symbols and numbers. And another tip from SplashData reminds us to use a different password for each of your logins. That way, if a hacker gets access to one of your passwords, they will not be able to use it to access other sites.
You can click here to see their full list. So, without further ado, enjoy the top 10 below (with change from 2017):
123456 (Unchanged)
password (Unchanged)
123456789 (Up 3)
12345678 (Down 1)
12345 (Unchanged)
111111 (New, really?)
1234567 (Up 1)
sunshine (New)
qwerty (Down 5)
iloveyou (Unchanged)
Compelled to share this creative and funny ad by 3 UK. #PhonesAreGood
Lately I've been contacting the clients that host websites at I Design about the importance of adding Transport Layer Security or a Secure Sockets Layer certificate (SSL) to their website hosting package. In the past, SSL was reserved for websites that shared sensitive data with users or sold products. But that has changed and in today's world, secure websites are a must.
Leger & Shaw is a full service law firm concentrating in maritime law and class actions & complex litigation. They hired a national company to build their original website, but they became frustrated with the poor design and lack of service and learned that bigger is not always better.