Submitted by webdesign on Fri, 2008-08-01 09:34
PlattForm’s internal philanthropic committee – the aptly named “Team Phil” – has a laundry list of charitable organizations that we work with throughout the year. Some are our charities of choice – like our upcoming ADA “Step Out To Fight Diabetes Walk” on September 27th.
Submitted by webdesign on Thu, 2008-08-07 14:03
You simply KNOW it’s gonna be a good day when a client says, “We should shoot on the beach and have a surfboard in the shot, yes?”
Submitted by webdesign on Tue, 2008-08-12 06:40
My fourth-grade teacher, Mrs. Howard, is the single coolest person I’ve ever known. Sorry, JLo … it’s true. 
Submitted by webdesign on Wed, 2008-08-13 06:00
For all non-Web-designers out there, Web design has become more of a science and less of a trial-and-error exercise in patience in the recent years due to Web standards. Web standards, put out by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), dictated the way HTML and CSS were to be interpreted by browsers. So all of the sudden, it wasn't up to browsers to figure this out—there was a standard that all browsers should adhere to. Well, that was the thought.
Submitted by webdesign on Thu, 2008-08-14 12:00
With the recent downturn in the economy, basic staples are becoming difficult to afford. So are basic pens and pencils. Not to mention, basic rulers and Elmer’s glue. Recently, PlattForm’s Philanthropic Committee (a.k.a. “Team Phil”) teamed up Della Lamb to hold a company-wide school supply drive through early July.
Aptly titled “Operation Back-To-School,” the idea was to get nearly 50 backpacks filled with a wide assortment of school supplies to help low-income kids sponsored by Della Lamb charities.
Submitted by webdesign on Fri, 2008-08-15 06:44
As a developer, this is the #1 question I ask myself over and over again. We are faced with goals that we have to achieve and issues that must be addressed and resolved. So we are forced to ask ourselves, what makes it work? What is the best solution that will give us the results we want? I am not here to give the answer, but rather to help you ask yourself the right questions. In a corporate environment, there are many things that have to be considered. Before asking yourself how it will affect the website, you first have to consider the business at hand – the company.
Submitted by webdesign on Mon, 2008-08-18 16:26
If you are someone that has ever worked in, with, or around the Media Department, you are most likely well aware of the popular daytime programming that works very well in mining leads for our clientele. This includes the Springer's, the Maury's, Court programming etc.
Submitted by webdesign on Thu, 2008-08-21 12:38
If you peruse the endless auditions in the PlattForm vault, you’re bound to see a few people who have NO business being in front of the camera. We call them a triple threat … can’t act, can’t speak, can’t read.
Submitted by webdesign on Thu, 2008-08-28 09:58
Whenever I go visit a school, students invariably mention how they’ve bonded and become friends with their classmates. I’m sure they bond over learning and yearning and eventual earning. Talk about BFF’s!