Image rollovers are popular and indispensable, but there are many different ways to implement them. I determine the best rollover implementation that is best for you and your website.

Digital Positions earned the 2008 “Standard of Excellence” Award in the Consulting category for Employment Learning Innovations (eli-inc.com) who engaged DP for a wholesale web strategy & website redesign.

One of the Internet’s premiere award competitions, the Web Marketing Association’s WebAwards is an international competition designed to judge corporate websites against an industry standard and against peer sites within their industry. More than 2,400 sites from 40 countries were adjudicated in 96 industry categories during this year's competition. Entries were judged on design, copy writing, innovation, content, interactivity, navigation, and use of technology.

The WebAwards is an annual competition, which attracts the nation’s leading interactive and advertising agencies, as well as Fortune 500 companies.

Does the world really need another browser?!? Google's latest "Beta" offering has a lot to offer, particularly if you already use other Google apps like Gmail and Google Docs. Let's talk about what make's Chrome unique.

DP wins two 2007 WebAwards. Big congratulations and thanks go to our entire DP team and to our two clients -  Laurie Garrard of Garrard Construction and Peggy Hutcheson of The Odyssey Group!

We are proud to announce the launch of the new Mednikow Jewelry site.  It was a wonderfully emersive opportunity for us to dig in and develop a sophisticated e-commerce application in Flex that truly serves the user.

Ok, first off, let me say that Digital Positions isn’t spying on you. However, we are monitoring your activity when you visit a site we’ve built. Now before you fire up your favorite email client and prepare to alert the masses about our big-brother activities, let me explain. You see, we’ve built into i3SiteTools (our site management system) the ability to alert our developers to any (rare) errors which might occur while browsing our client sites. . . .