It seems like such a short time ago, all a web developer had to worry about was making sure their websites looked good and performed well in Internet Explorer (IE). After all, for close to a decade, IE totally dominated the web landscape. This is however no longer the case. READ MORE

I remember when it was a very scary thing to purchase anything online. Putting your credit card on the internet was the equivalent of leaving your purse in those cubby holes before you get aboard a rollercoaster ride. However since the invention of buy-sell sites like eBay followed by purchasing platforms like PayPal, online consumer purchasing discomfort has subsided. READ MORE

Hello everyone, and welcome to the 1st ever post of the Expression Blog. This series of posts will feature articles by me and members of the Expression staff dealing with various aspects of web design and development, as well as discussions on emerging web trends and web technologies. As much as we can, we will try to focus on how all this web-related stuff affects Expression’s day to day work, and consequently the products we deliver. READ MORE

I have to start this post by declaring that I am a big fan of Apple’s mobile devices. For my desktop stuff, I’m still on Windows…but when it comes to phone and tablet, I am an Apple guy through and through. I’ve had my iPhone for a few years, I got an iPad this year and I seriously can no longer imagine my life without these treasures. I love the apps, I love the features and I love the design – even the app store is fantastic! For a while it seemed that Apple could do no wrong (especially for apps) in my eyes. READ MORE