I was recently asked by a client whether they should have a “leaving our website” disclaimer that would pop up when a visitor clicked a link that left the site.
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The Fuzzy Lines of Setting Up Financial Transactions on Web Sites
There’s a fuzzy line in the scope of online payments that web developers often have to explain to clients for any site that takes such payments. For purposes of this discussion, I’m not referring to ACH payments, which are a different kettle of fish.
READ MORE »Another Odd-Numbered Year, Another Wild Apricot Price Increase
Hey, it’s an odd-numbered year, and I find myself again writing about a Wild Apricot price increase on existing subscription offerings.
READ MORE »Volunteer Organizations On the Web
The web is a place where volunteer organizations can lose their way. Unless a volunteer organization has long-standing board members that continue in their same roles and responsibilities, information can be lost.
READ MORE »Retiring Relatively Soon: The Elders of Web Development
We’re going to see a lot of announced retirements of folks with that much experience in web development over the next 3-4 years. With those retirements, the contract web development industry is going to lose some assets.
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