Web Publishing Group (WPG), Ann Arbor, MI is happy to announce that it is helping hospital patients recuperate in a more dignified manner while getting the care they need. How? By being part of the team that just recently released the website for RxPJs, a company that makes a unique line of garments for patients. These garments have an ingenious zipper design (patent pending) that accommodates IVs, casts, and bandages without the hassles associated with standard hospital gowns.
RxPJs.Com are the work of Blume Designs, a graphics design firm in Bloomfield Township, MI. WPG took the Blume designs and created the HTML and CSS needed to put those designs on the Web.
The Inc. magazine website has two articles on choosing domain names:
They both offer similar advice, including:
- always use dot.com and
- use company names and brand names.
Both are good pieces of advice.
Recently, I had to implement an events calendar on a website I was working on. My first idea was to find an open source package written in PHP. I did some Web searching and found the following:
After thinking about this a bit more, though, I opted for an online calendar. The two that I like best are:
Both of these calendars allow you to create a frame that you can insert into a Web page. I chose the SpongeCell calendar because it allows you to specify background and text colors. This capability makes it look like the calendar is actually part of my website website.
Another reason I went with this approach is that these calendars have more features than the PHP calendars. For example, they both will map a location.
These calendar services are really very good. Unless you need a very specialized calendar, there’s really no reason to build it yourself anymore.