MLM Corporate.com launched their consultation and workshop site in the Fall of 2010. Papyrus Document & Design, LLC worked closely with principal Peter Spary to provide the graphical treatment and presentation that matched the company’s culture and services.
The Drupal installation provides for instant editing and updating by approved staff. The e-commerce shop allows for instant purchasing of both resources and workshop registrations.
Lymphedema Resources, Inc., a non-profit educating and assisting patients and at risk persons about the symptoms and treatment of lymphedema, launched a redesign of their web site in August 2010. An integrated blog started to keep users current and the content of the site was organized to better direct the various users of the site to relevant information.
The growing organization is reaching patients nationwide who need assistance in purchasing the necessary medical garments for treating lymphedema, which are frequently not covered by insurance or medicare.
Papyrus Document & Design is proud to assist their mission by presenting their organization for the first-class operation that it is.
Papyrus Document & Design, LLC will be closed Labor Day weekend through Monday.
Finally, a real “press item” that says what I’ve wanted to tell clients for years – quit using Internet Explorer 6. The June 7, 2010 issue of “Information Week” recommends upgrading or replacing the now 9-year-old internet browser for security reasons. It’s age and lack of modern defenses makes it an easy target for hackers. I dislike it because it is not compliant with current web standardsand makes designing a consistent interface almost impossible. The web has chagned a lot in 9 years. If your browser is 9 years old, you aren’t seeing the web the way you should. Yet over 25% of web users are still using this antiquated technology.
What options do you have if you are still using IE6?
You have a world of choices now as far as browsers go. If you are happy with IE6, then upgrade to IE8. Or try major competitors Firefox or Google Chrome or even Apple’s Safari. I don’t care which browser you use, just make it somewhat recent for security and aesthetic reasons. Oh, and while we’re on the subject; if you are using AOL’s browser, just stop. Use AOL if you want to connect, just launch your own web browser once you are connected. AOL is notorious for saving themselves bandwidth by caching pages (serving you old data) rather than checking for and downloading the current version of a web page. In this age of twitter, et al, old data just won’t do.
The primary administrator of .com domain names, Verisign, is raising its prices to wholesalers as of July 1, 2010. As a result, resellers like GoDaddy, 1and1.com and others will most likely be raising their prices as a result. You may be surprised to know that you are already paying close to or even under wholesale cost, as many registrars sell domains as a loss leader in order to secure your hosting, email and other add-on business.
Many resellers are renewing at current prices, so renewing your domain for multiple years can save you in the long run. In addition, search engines view long-term renewals as a sign of committment, so it may also improve your search engine placement. If Papyrus Document & Design, LLC handles your domain name renewal, and you would like us to renew for multiple years before the price increases, just let us know!