eGAAD! Here's one thing not to do for accessibility.
By: Michael Diedrick on May 11, 2021
For Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) we're going to cover the one thing not to do for website accessibility: use accessibility overlays.
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Byte and The Walters present Ex Libris at Best in Heritage Festival in Croatia
By: Michael Diedrick on Oct 1, 2018
Byte and The Walters won the 2017 gold Applications and APIs MUSE award for The Walters Ex Libris website, and were asked to present on the project at an international conference for museums in the Dubrovnik, Croatia Best in Heritage conference this month.
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Byte Process: Learning Canvas Part 1
By: Sam Korthof on Feb 28, 2017
Here at Byte as well as in the Web and Technology Industry, it is important to learn and keep up with new languages, ideas and concepts. One of the new concepts that we are tackling is Canvas.
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Site Launch: Walters Ex Libris
By: Joy O'Brien on Oct 4, 2016
We’re excited to introduce Walters Ex Libris, a project that has been in the works for about a decade (however our involvement was just over the last couple years).
New Site Launch - River Forest Manor & Marina
By: Joy O'Brien on Sep 19, 2016
The River Forest Manor & Marina is a beautiful, family owned, century-old Victorian mansion in the charming “Inner Banks” town of Belhaven, North Carolina, and includes a deep water dock on NC's Intercostal waterway, and we're excited to launch their new site!
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By: Joy O'Brien on Feb 27, 2015
First of all, congratulations on launching your new site! It takes a lot of work and time, for both us and our clients, to get a new site designed, built and online. So before anything else, give yourself a pat on the back for getting this far.
read postChristmas comes early: New business cards!
By: Joy O'Brien on Nov 4, 2014
Our new business cards came in the mail, and they look great! Mokey, our furry senior designer, approves.
Anyone familiar with Moo, a popular printing company, will recognize that these are Luxe business cards. They’re about 3 times thicker than your standard card, and it’s noticeable. There’s also a very subtle blue stripe all around the edge of the card. It’s all about the details, folks.
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