Introducing De La Cruz Translations, a Riverside county based translation service company.
Company: De La Cruz Translations
Description: ATA-Certified Translator for Spanish into English & English into Spanish
Website: www.delacruztranslations.com
Jennifer De La Cruz has been providing full document and transcription services since 1999. And now, with a brand new website, her translation business has a fresh new face on the web.
We highly recommend checking our her blog or following her on Twitter. Her way with words is captivating and the posts are just fun to read. Feliz lectura!
The latest version of jQuery was released yesterday. Some of the features include:
- Reduced filesize for faster loadtimes
- Custom builds for smaller files
- Dropped support for IE 6/7/8
- And more…
The best feature, according to many web developers, is that it has dropped support for older versions of Internet Explorer. From the jQuery blog:
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JT Website Design is proud to launch the latest addition to our family of client websites.
Company: O.C. Employment Law
Description: An Orange County based law firm providing services to its clients in the areas of labor and employment law
Website: www.oc-employmentlawgroup.com
The attorneys at O.C. Employment Law have a rich and extensive litigation background in the areas of employment law, business and contract disputes, personal injury and general tort actions.
Their new professional and clean website design will put their best foot forward in attracting new clients and providing existing ones with legal information.
It was a pleasure working on this site, and we wish the law firm the best of luck.
Ben Olia, CEO of Benecci Corporation in collaboration with James Benton, launch the BenWalker outerwear brand for Fall 2013.
Company: Ben Walker Men
Description: Men’s rugged and stylish outerwear
Website: www.benwalkermen.com
The new website reflects their brand image of modern style and urban utility. The collection is featured in an elegant fashion which captures the essence of the Ben Walker man: a no-nonsense man who expects a solid, intelligent outerwear solution.
James Benton leads the “Ben Walker” brand image, concept and marketing to the finest specialty and department stores in USA and Canada. This collection boasts high-quality pieces that are modern, clean and rugged with lots of understated style.
JT Website Design played an integral part in developing the brand image with website design, print advertisements, and newsletter campaigns. James Benton brilliantly guided the brand based on the customer perspective, and the resulting high-quality collection and design speaks for itself.
We thoroughly enjoyed working with Ben Walker and Benecci Corporation on this collaborative effort, and look forward to building the brand well into the future.
JT Website Design is proud to launch the latest addition to our family of client websites.
Company: Display A Name
Description: Custom 3-D acrylic wall lettering for nurseries and kid’s rooms
Website: www.displayaname.com
What a cute and fun website! This bundle of joy (sorry, couldn’t resist) is an e-commerce site offering premium wall decor for kid’s rooms. Customers can order custom acrylic wall lettering and preview their text, colors, and fonts right on the screen before they order.
Not only does Display A Name make a beautiful custom product, they’re also giving back to the community by donating a portion of each purchase to a charity that serves children. Now that’s a win-win situation for everyone!
We had fun working on this website, and wish Display A Name a successful launch in their new business venture. Cheers to new beginnings!
If you haven’t upgraded your ZenCart e-commerce site to version 1.5 yet, now is the time to do so. The new version was released almost a year ago, and that means anyone still on 1.3.9 (or older) has very outdated software which can leave your site open to security breaches and compromised customer cardholder data.
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Who says girls can’t code? Most engineers/developers are male, but there are some great female “codematicians” out there (myself, for one!). I’m excited that Twitter has partnered up with Girls Who Code to help in the effort to introduce more women to the art of engineering.
Girls Who Code will host an 8-week intensive program in NYC to teach girls the basic principles of computer science and coding as well as sessions on design, research and entrepreneurship. Training the youth of today to build the technology of tomorrow is a great objective, in my opinion. And why not focus a bit more on the female youth that are sometimes reluctant or intimidated to pursue a career in technology? A program like this can give them the extra nudge to discover a talent they did not know they had. I hope the efforts put forth by Girls Who Code will help women everywhere excel in the engineering/technical field.
Getting the word out is the first step towards making a difference. Twitter is certainly helping in that regard. JT Website Design has joined in the efforts too, have you? Join Girls Who Code and follow them on twitter. I have a feeling we’ll see great things from them.
