Web Development There is a new breed of online video consumers: those who consume via mobile devices. Is your business utilizing HTML5 video to tap this growing marketing? We share more of our Internet marketing predictions on the Galvin blog. 2012 is the year to really think about how you are engaging, converting, and retaining [...]
Web Development How do you cope with HTML5’s dueling standards bodies while supporting web browsers that are becoming more fluid? The line between writing books and programs has gotten more blurry these days. Will you take advantage of the tools Amazon has released to allow you program e-books with HTML and CSS? Great news for [...]
Web Development Want to establish an online authority? Here are 11 ways to use content to do so. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) publishes a draft of media accessibility requirements. Web developers have a lot to look forward to in 2012, like saying goodbye to IE6 support. Here are 4 other predictions. Foursquare’s mobile [...]
Adam Staples – Tablet Owner….sort of. Technically it’s my wife’s, or at least it will be come Christmas Day. (Don’t worry, she’s not a regular visitor to Galvin Blog, so I’m not worried about ruining the surprise.) When I made the decision a few weeks ago to purchase a tablet I started to do some [...]
While growing up just outside of Detroit, Michigan, Gary Galvin had a close relationship with grandmother. She also happened to suffer from Rheumatoid Arthritis. Even as a child, Gary could see the pain and suffering this brought on his grandmother. At the time, there just wasn’t much that could be done to counteract the effects this debilitating disease. Fast forward [...]
Sisters of Providence Launches Website with Galvin Creative Technologies – an Indianapolis Web design, web development and application development company.
We recently launched one of our newest projects, MyCarbonPledge.com. My Carbon Pledge is an initiative of the Indianapolis Zoo to inform the public about the deleterious effects of carbon gas emissions on our ecosystems and wildlife habitats. The zoo’s efforts to date have mainly centered on the polar bear. As the projections show, two thirds [...]
I read this article in the opinion section of The New York Times the other day, and was very interested in the reactions from its readers. The article “Designing Through A Depression”, written by Alison Arieff, former editor in chief of Dwell, commanded a diverse range of comments that were either in agreement or overtly [...]