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New Website Launch: MBN Design

MBN Design, one of the heavy hitters in the restaurant marketing and advertising industry has just launched their new website! The Flip Studios team used some slick jQuery to add some movement to the website by allowing the home page text and portfolio items to fade in and out.  We also implemented a WordPress-driven blog for the site.  MBN Design just launched their “Use Your Melon” contest, so stop by their blog to check out some of the amusing submissions!

Visit the website: http://www.mbndesign.com

February 3rd, 2011  |  Posted in Development, Our Company  |  No Comments »

58 Free Fonts for Designers and Your Next Website

The world of fonts is changing! (more…)

December 22nd, 2010  |  Tags: , , , ,
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Don’t add that feature to your website!

Before you add any “whistles and bells” on your next website project, there are a number of things that are important to stop and think about. The first thing to think about is what your goals are. While each project offers it’s own unique challenges, there are basically 4 goals that we think apply to every project we handle at  Flip Studios. (While it may seem silly to define these goals, without clear goals, we won’t know if we are on the right track.)

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September 1st, 2010  |  Posted in Design, Development, Project Managment  |  No Comments »

What the heck is jQuery?

Why should I care about jQuery?
With jQuery, your websites can benefit from leading-edge technology without having to break the bank.  By directing your next website project towards these features, you can keep the development side of your budget down and free up your budget for other aspects of your project.

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August 4th, 2010  |  Posted in Development, Technology & Tools  |  No Comments »

User Experience 101: Keep it Simple

I recently bought a domain name for a client from GoDaddy. To sum the experience up in 2 words: Turd Sandwich. The experience was horrible! 
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January 29th, 2010  |  Tags:
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