Bringing a new website to life is a lot like expecting a baby. From planning to birth, the experience can be wonderfully exciting, full of possibilities and occasionally downright scary. By working with your “doctor”–i.e. your design firm–you can give your new website the best possible start in life.

After attending Wednesday’s event on Pittsburgh’s creative technology sector sponsored by the Pittsburgh Technology Council, here’s our take on the study’s findings.

For our Friday fun post, we’re giving a shout out to our very own graphic designer Nate Taylor, the mastermind behind many of our blog’s most memorable illustrations.

Innovation Inspiration is our monthly series on a trend in innovation that we find inspiring. This February we’re thinking about the changing face of the Pittsburgh technology scene. As the director of the Creative Technology Network at the PTC, Kim is the woman to talk to.

Indie booksellers are capitalizing on a combination of social media presence and person-to-person marketing to make connections that larger booksellers don’t have.

Innovation Inspiration is our monthly series on a trend in innovation that we find inspiring. This February we’re thinking about the changing face of the Pittsburgh technology scene.

In our last post on web development, we learned about client-side languages like HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Now we’ll talk about how client-side languages fit into the big picture!

We laughed, we cried, and sometimes we stared in confusion during the game last night. And that was just during the commercials.

For this week’s tips and tricks post, Fireman Creative developer extraordinaire Patrick Cameron provides an enlightening lesson in basic web development.

Even though the weather is cold and the Steelers didn’t make the playoffs, Pittsburgh is still the place to be.