Blog entries from Matthew Hager

Social Media Review

Matthew Hager — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 04:37:14 +0100

This particular post is directed toward guests that attended the Friendswood Development Company Social Media Event today.

We intend for this to be a more detailed outline of instructions for a few of the social networks and tools we mentioned in our keynote. Let's get started:

Facebook Create an account at Facebook.com. If you don’t know how, your child or young friend does. Fill up your profile with specific information about yourself. DO NOT only fill out work material Read More...

IES4OSX - Getting Internet Explorer on Your Mac

Matthew Hager — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 05:00:00 +0100

There are many times when for one reason or another I need to have Internet Explorer on my Mac. For the longest time I thought the only way was to use Boot Camp or Virtualization until recently I discovered IES4OSX.

IES4OSX allows you to install a few different versions of the Internet Explorer (currently pre IE7) on your Mac and a few popular browser plug-ins. We have had varying amounts Read More...

New Website

Matthew Hager — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 05:00:00 +0100

We finally have built ourselves a new website! We have been so busy working on client websites, ours got pretty neglected. We are planning on adding many new features that will help our clients and our company alike.

We will be adding live support chat, customer portal, tutorials, and a support ticket system... so check back soon! Please leave us feedback on what you think about the new siteRead More...

Creating a Page in Photoshop and Slicing It

Matthew Hager — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 05:00:00 +0100

Here is a screencast I made on creating a single page in Photoshop and how to slice it. This is the first screencast in a series. Later in part 2 I am going to show you how to take the sliced up image and create a HTML and CSS page out of it. In part 3 I will show you how to take the HTML and CSS page and turn it into a template for Joomla! and WordPress.

Check back in the coming weeks for the rest of the screencasts in this series.

CSSEdit - The Way Editing CSS Should Be

Matthew Hager — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 06:00:00 +0100

I recently purchased the MacHeist bundle priced at $49.00 because I needed a copy of Snapz Pro X which was included. By itself Snapz Pro X runs $69.00 so this was a steal. I decided I would try out some of the other software that came in the bundle and found CSSEdit. As soon as CSSEdit opened I could tell it was meant to be.

CSSEdit takRead More...