Tools is a blog series on various tools we use in the office to help us accomplish our task.
For the inaugural post of Tools, I’d like to feature an app that’s frequently used here at LexBlog: Integrity
Integrity is
Kevin O’Keefe’s schedule over the past year has been filled with travel to such interesting locations. Speaking engagements, meetings, and conferences in London, Amsterdam and New Orleans etc.
As a lover of travel I must say I was a little
One of the drastic changes for LexBlog Design has been a move away from the use of graphics programs for the creation of web layouts to live designing inside the browser using Apple Fritter.
This past week I had
JavaScript wrangling has been among the most controversial topics in front-end development for a long time now. It’s right up there with tabs vs spaces and french press vs pour over. Here’s how we do at LexBlog in all current
I decided to start a series about things I wanted to communicate to our clients or really cool things that I thought they should know. In my first post, Things I wish clients knew about LexBlog, I shared our story
I was reminded of a meeting yesterday with my COO, Garry Vander Voort, while watching the College Football National Championship game last night.
Alabama Coach Nick Saban changed quarterbacks at halftime of the National Championship Game.
Alabama couldn’t get anything
Recently, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) repealed the net neutrality regulations created during the Obama administration. These regulations were put in place primarily to stop internet service providers (ISPs) from engaging in discriminatory practices against online services/companies (a common
A post on Bob Ambrogi’s LawSites blog has propelled many a legal startup to success.
People have approached me at conferences asking if I know Bob Ambrogi — as if he were some sort of rockstar. I have seen other
Rather than a marketing company or a company selling marketing solutions, why not create a publication?
A publication that builds a legacy brand. A publication that carries on for years, the way we have seen newspapers, magazines and trade journals
At LexBlog, we manage a lot of sites with a small (but mighty!) team. While we carefully introduce new features on a regular basis through a combination of automated and functional tests, it’s much easier to trust the process (
