It would appear by all the signs and buzz, that “Google Drive” is ready to go. With a trailing ad under the search engine box and an “Offical Blog Introduction” three weeks ago, it looks like Google has all it ducks-in-a-row with its latest gizmo. Google stuff is sooo…… cool!!! With just Internet access, I do believe that you can now accomplish just about anything Online that you can do from your Desktop. Let’s call it the world sandbox according to Google. If you love surfing with the aliens, you’ll...

I was viewing the most recent changes for the new HTML5 specifications over at W3C’s Editors Draft and wondered exactly where all of this is going. I knew when they depreciated the </center> tag,  that things had definitely taken a turn for the worse. If you have it going on you are coding with “HTML 4.01 Strict!”. 4.01 is hard enough as it is, however, there is a new monster on the horizon, HTML5. GOD’s teeth, you can’t be serious! Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the Internet ……. I...

Recently I was talking to a client that I had noticed was having site problems. During the course of our conversation, I offered to correct his issues and was told that this would not be necessary as he was in the process of building an entirely different site. He explained to me that he had just purchased ( for lack of a libelous title ) “The Website Builders Bible” which was about 9000 pages long. Well, whatever he was looking for, I was at least assured that it would be within his new book …… if he knew what he was...

When I first started out Blogging I can remember this really cool book by the name of “Beyond Blogging”. Now, I have reached the point of moving past WordPress and I’m really fighting it. I’m building a social network that is sure to challenge my future. That’s about as far away from WordPress as you can get. There are a number of new Frameworks and CMS’s. HTML5 and CSS3 are on the very horizon. If you are a computer type of person; things are really looking good. A great deal of what I am seeing of course,...

I’ve got a real nagging problem with the “wp-ecommerce” plug-in. They have removed the paypal purchase button from their software and are making it available to only those who purchase their premium product. So I’ve been limping along with the version year 1910 and now the plugin is so outdated that it poses a security risk. I have since disabled the plug-in, but before I did I took a look at the 3.8.8 version released this month. I think they have returned the paypal button now, but I’m not really sure. This...

I couldn’t help but notice an odd point in a 60 minutes interview with Mark Zuckerberg the other day. He has a large room with about 50 or so coders inside it and they’re all doing points of coding with a stop-watch on their desktops. Talk about a task master! Man …… They didn’t go into the stop-watch thing, so it was really open to your own interpretation. I understand; however to the untrained eye, it looks like a dungeon for coders. I code in 5 languages now working on a 6th and for those that want to bust...

Turcotte Construction was produced for a home builder in North Georgia. Build time was two months and came in at $6000.00. Clients desire was to focus attention on his past projects. Site was designed with a custom contact form and has a projects library that serves as the mailing list opt-in with custom designed auto-responder forms for Mail Chimp. Special attention was given to hoverbox image gallery design with numerous images. Photoshopping of images was extensive, especially for the homepage header image you see above. Site was optimized...

Secure-T-Loc is a large self-storage facility located in the North Georgia Mountains. This site took two months to launch and came in at $3800.00. The clients focus was to provide multiple photos to potential clients provided by hoverbox effect, designed in a horseshoe pattern on the “About” page with details of the business on the inside of the horseshoe. A Sister site is also in development under the name of “The Sisters’ Attic.net” This companion site is based on the CMS WordPress Platform and is a consignment...

Robert Pierce was designed for a county music musician that is based in Atlanta, Georgia. Focus of the site is primarily for the sales of mp3′s and of course for the promotion of the musician himself. Site is currently under construction and no thumbnails are provided for this reason. Upcoming features include simple homepage links to future recordings as well as a lyrics area with six individual tracks pages for previewing as well as purchasing. A separate area for downloads is provided with an option to opt-in for feature mailings. A social...

Originally posted: December 20, 2011 1st Revision: April 25, 2012 Over the past four months I’ve slowly pulled the pieces together here at Jeffrey-Morgan.com. While Web Design and Web Development is a never ending pursuit, a framework; if you will excuse my choice of words here, is usually a good idea. I had originally intended this section, “Themes & Templates”, to provide my customers with a clean selection of cutting-edge, state-of-the-art platforms with which to build their businesses or personal passions with. ...

I wanted to add this quick post for a jump-off to my plug-ins work. Over the past three years I have designed some really cool plug-ins. In the coming months you will see a complete listing of mine as well as other plug-ins that are essential to your success as an Internet Marketer.

Linux Squared was conceived back in 2008 and has been through several beta releases and one stable release. This will be the last section to come online here at my site. This transition might take a year to make. When finished. Linux Squared will be offered in three versions. A Desktop version; a Server version; and a Multimedia version. These versions will be provided as a simple solution to Windows for the end-user. To gain wide acceptance focus will be given to launching and providing support for the desktop version first. Followed by the...