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Website Development Firms Cofa Media and Web Design Beach Acquire CAD Website Design

nikola — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 23:20:11 +0000

Cofa Media and Web Design Beach Look Forward to Helping More Clients Develop Their Online Business, Including Both Small and Large Companies, After Acquiring CAD Website Design

SAN DIEGO, CA–(Marketwire - June 9, 2009) - Web Design Beach and Cofa Media are pleased to announce their acquisition of CAD Website Design. The purchase will allow these companies to work with more small business clients and achieve their online business development goals even with a limited budget.

“CAD Website Design will allow us to develop beautiful and user-friendly websites for small to medium sized business,” said Edwin Lap of Cofa Media. “Having a small budget shouldn’t mean living with an unattractive or poorly designed website. Now we can cater to all types of business, from the typical mom-and-pop-shop up to large corporations.”

CAD Website Design was founded by Jeff Phillips seven years ago. The company comes with a solid reputation in the Internet industry and well-deserved top rankings in both Google and Yahoo! search engines.

“We’re glad we were finally able to buy CAD Website Design and I hope we’ll be able to improve the already good reputation and visibility of this company,” said Nikola Mitic of Web Design Beach. “I also hope the new company will improve the work we do and the synergy will have mutual benefits.”

For additional information about website design visit www.webdesignbeach.com, and for more information about online business development visit www.cofamedia.com.

About Web Design Beach:

This website design company is unlike others because they understand how to take their clients’ desires, offer their professional opinions and combine the two to create a website that reaches out to the current market and expands it to surpass any goals. Web Design Beach offers web design, eCommerce solutions, web development, custom logo design and SEO services.

About Cofa Media:

Cofa Media can take any website to the next level, from the concept to the website development and design. Their services build a bridge between beauty and basics with conceptual branding, functionality, design, interactive features and dynamic art. Their online business development services have a proven track record of success with both small and large businesses in all industries, from the medical field to the action sports industry.

Contact:

Edwin Lap
Cofa Media Group
1756 Medinah Rd
San Marcos CA 92069
(877) 293-2007

Why PR agencies suck! (at least some of them)

laptop — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 17:15:38 +0000

We recently lost an Online Business Development deal to an PR Agency, which I am really bummed about.

Traditional PR agencies should stick to what they are good at, which is managing the flow of information between an organization and it’s publics (yes that’s from Wikipedia).

What they are not good at is web design, devlopment, SEO, Social Media and PPC. More than likely they will outsource the design work to some “Artist” and development to India, just to save a few bucks.

The irony is that they charge large amounts of management fees per month ranging from $ 5000.00 to $ 20,000.00 a month and all they do all day is talk, talk, talk…I am not oppose to working with PR agencies, on the contrary, I love hot models in skimpy dresses serve hors oeuvres and cocktails all night.

I can’t wait to see the result, as PR agnecies should just leave web design and web developement to the pros.

Weird IE Display Problem

davidwright — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 02:49:55 +0000

So we all agree IE has some bugs, and unfortunately every client out there seems to use it (count your lucky stars if they use IE7). By far one of the most annoying is how IE displays margin. The other on my list is the ie png transparency problem. However, there is a fix for this weird IE display problem.

The fix is fairly simple: display:inline;

That’s it use display:inline; on your in-line element (images, text) adjacent to a floated div and your good to go. The bug is related to IE’s weird results on floated div’s.

Weird IE Display Problem with out display:inline;

Weird IE Display Problem with Display Inline

example with display inline

example without display inline

Why people want to succeed without making an effort?

nikola — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 15:35:00 +0000

Did you sometimes had feeling like what I can do do became reach without too much work?

If yes please explain whyyyyiiii and what was your idea?

Did you succeed?

WHYYI do people not pick up after their dogs?

Mentalwais — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:53:13 +0000

There is nothing more frustrating to me, than seeing the amount of dog poop on the street in our neighborhood. It is amazing how many people simply let their dog poop on the street and do not bother to pick up after them.

I was walking our own golden retriever - Tosca, today and forgot to bring a plastic bag to pick up the poop. Well, guess what? I did not just walk away, but grabbed some leaves off the street and pick it up.

No big deal, but rather a simple alternative to keep the streets clean. My wife tells me to be quiet, as I love telling people: “You just gonna leave that poop on the street?”

I love calling out people! I am never harsh or rude, unlike my buddy.

A good friend of mine recently was having a BBQ in his yard with some friends, when a lady walked by with her German Sheppard. The dog stopped and laid down a good pound or so. The lady did not bother to pick it up, but simply walked away. We were all like what the hell?

Then our friend Steve went nuts. He grabbed the pound of poop bare handed, ran after the women and screamed: “Hey lady, you forgot to pick up your poop”! and then threw the whole thing at her.

The poop splattered all over her and she freaked out.

I do not encourage anyone to do the same, but please lets all clean up after out pets?

Whyyi!!!

Happy New Year!!!!

davidwright — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 23:02:10 +0000

Happy New Year from everyone at whyyi.com. With the new year approaching we’ve got a lot of unique plans and aspirations. So stay tuned, and have a Happy New Year!!!! Most of all be safe!

Thank You!

davidwright — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 04:22:46 +0000

Thank You for contacting us. We appreciate your feedback and value your input. We will get back to you right away. Thanks again!

Listen to your Boss

davidwright — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 04:10:09 +0000

Simple, yet rarely do people do it.

ASUS Releases Eee PC 901, 1000 Series U.S. Pricing

davidwright — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 04:04:45 +0000

Asus just put the finishing touches on the full review of the Eee PC 901 12G XP. The rep at ASUS was kind enough not only to give us an MSRP for the 901, but also pricing for the 1000 and 1000H series. However, he was careful to note that the prices for the 1000 series are “estimated and subject to change,” meaning that ASUS may adjust the amounts before release, but that this is their current plan.

Eee PC 901 (both Linux and Windows versions): $599
Eee PC 1000 (both Linux and Windows versions): $699
Eee PC 1000H (Windows version only): $649

Asus has amazingly fast, responsive, and portable laptops at a phenomenon price.

It didn’t look like that in the design!!

davidwright — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 03:45:14 +0000

I find it amazing how people don’t realize that certain fonts aren’t web based. Of course since the design comes from a web designer (actually a graphic designer who thinks he can design for the web) there are all these crazy fonts. So I think to myself okay, we can have images all over the place or make it SEO friendly and make it all text. Personally I prefer to make anything that can be text hard coded into the HTML. But certain times you can’t do that. So I’ll code everything and try to accommodate for the crazy fonts the designer had for a web based font (usually i go with verdana if they had some off the wall font). Once I show it to the project manager they go, wait “It didn’t look like that in the design.” And I’ll plead my case saying well it’s not a web based font so we can’t get it to look like that, plus it needs to be SEO friendly. Their response is usually “wait, web based font huh, I thought all the fonts in photoshop were web-based.” At this point I want to pull my hair out and then I’ll explain my reasoning behind what I did. Usually I end up winning in the end, but not after about an hour of arguing with the project manager and the graphic designer. Whyyi do people not know this!