Interviewing Your Prospective Web Developer Effective techniques in interviewing a web developer can make the difference between success and disaster for your website project. If possible, interviews should be performed on a face-to-face basis. In my case, most of my current clients were referred to me and I have met only a few of them Continue Reading...

If you have a WordPress site or are planning a WordPress site, there are some plug-ins that are just flat-out essential. That said, plug-ins are a mixed blessing. Plug-ins are susceptible to security flaws and are not always maintained properly. It’s especially frustrating to face an upgrade in WordPress with several plug-ins that have not Continue Reading...

Evaluating Your Prospective Web Developer You have assembled a list of at least three web developers. You may have looked at sites you liked and obtained the name of the developer, or you were referred by people you know who were satisfied with their web developer or you just did a search on the internet… Continue Reading...

Web sites are not optional for the vast majority of businesses anymore. Without a website, no one will find your business because no one uses the Yellow Pages anymore – they go straight to Google or BING or whatever their favorite search engine is that week. And even if they did find you in the Continue Reading...

The newest release of WordPress is a security update for WordPress 3.3 which features improved performance and ease-of-use. WordPress now supports drag-and-drop uploading as well as built-in support for many of the most popular features that formerly required plug-ins. Virtual Websource recommends updating to the latest release of WordPress, primarily for security reasons but we Continue Reading...