In case you missed our Holiday eCard this year — here’s your chance. Make sure to check out our matching game and visit the jukebox to re-live some retro holiday spirit!
In case you missed our Holiday eCard this year — here’s your chance. Make sure to check out our matching game and visit the jukebox to re-live some retro holiday spirit!

WebEnertia’s in-house flash guru, Brian Huntley, contributed to InfoWorld’s “Adobe Flash’s security woes: How to protect yourself” article as an expert discussing vulnerabilities and weaknesses in Adobe Flash, due to its widespread use in delivering multimedia, video, and Web content.
Read the full article here: http://www.infoworld.com/d/security-central/adobe-flashs-security-woes-how-protect-yourself-664?page=0,0
It’s finally time to take the wraps off. For the past 6 months, we have taken on an extensive overhaul of our identity, including a new logo, a new website (which you’re looking at now), new collateral, and a top to bottom evaluation and reorganization of our processes and services.
When we sat down to discuss the redesign of our identity, we all agreed on two things: 1) Our old logo had overstayed its welcome. 2) The new logo had to be clean and timeless, one that would look relevant today and ten years from now.

Besides the clean design that defines our new look, there’s a lot of technical Web nerdery going on with our new website for an informative yet fun experience.
So click around and definitly let us know what you think!
> http://www.webenertia.com
“Outlook 2007 usage starts to increase, older versions are starting to become less popular. Web-based email providers are continuing to grab market share, as are Apple’s key clients Apple Mail 3 and the iPhone.”

CampaignMonitor has published results of their survey of email clients usage. Check it out.
“If we believe that style somehow exists independent of functionality, that we can treat aesthetics and function as two separate pieces, then we ignore the evidence that beauty is much more than decoration. Our brains can’t help but agree.”

Some very interesting points regarding how things that we find attractive seem to work better: A List Apart

“In today’s market, surrounded by Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera and its own successor, Internet Explorer 7, version 6 of Microsoft’s browser looks positively ancient.”
Join the mission at BringDownIE6.com.