by dacodaa | Jul 13, 2019 | Learning, Videos, Web Design, Web Development
Setting up Google Search Console (Formerly Webmaster Tools) This is a client tutorial for those tech savvy clients who have expressed interest in setting up their own Google Search Console for their website. A step by step workflow is taught in the video I... 
by Gerald Watanabe | Jun 28, 2019 | Flexbox, Frameworks, Grid, HTML & CSS, Java Script, Learning, ReactJS, Web Development
What is Scrimba? Scrimba is the next-generation platform for learning how to code. Our screencasts enable you to interact with the code directly in the player. This way, you’ll have more fun and learn faster. Our courses subjects like HTML, CSS,... 
by Gerald Watanabe | Dec 6, 2018 | Backend, Java Script, Learning, Web Design, Web Development
So why would I want to learn Node.js? It is the future of web development. Node.js is a representative of a younger web development generation. Learning tutorials provided at the bottom of this post to help you get started! So what is Node.js? Before I looked... 
by Gerald Watanabe | Oct 23, 2018 | Learning, Malware, Security, Testing, Web Design, Web Development, Wordpress
How to fix your mixed content SSL Certificate This issue applies to WordPress sites they were previously not secured with an SSL Certificate. After installing an SSL Certificate, you are excited because you have improved the security for your visitors and know... 
by Gerald Watanabe | Oct 8, 2018 | Learning, Videos, Web Design, Web Development
Way back when I began building and launching websites, video was not used much as it is today. Youtube, Vimeo, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram didn’t exist yet. The HTML5 video element was not released yet. So if you wanted to display video on your... 
by Gerald Watanabe | Sep 25, 2018 | HTML & CSS, Learning, Web Design, Web Development
Recently I had to rewrite some CSS to customize styling on a particular webpage. I ran into some problems and couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong at that time. Despite the webpage actually working by itself as a stand-alone page, problems arose... 
