This year’s color Every year PANTONE® reveals the “Color of the Year”. For 2018, that color is a shade of purple – called “Ultra Violet” (18-3838). But first, What is ‘Pantone’s Color of the Year’? PANTONE is recognized as one of the world’s leading authorities on color. For example, when Tiffany called upon someone […]
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10 Signs you may need a new or refreshed website
10 Signs you may need a new or refreshed website Following is a list of some sure signs your website may need an overhaul. It’s not mobile-responsive (adapts to the screen size) – 58% of search is done on mobile devices It’s been 2 or 3 years since the last remodel (should be updated every […]
Why You Should Invest in a WordPress Care Plan
Everyone hates paying for insurance but if something happens, they wish they had it. Pertinent Reasons Why You Should Invest in a WordPress Care Plan. Website Care Plans are similar to taking care of your house. Think of it like Home Improvement. Sometimes your house needs a new roof (or appliances, or flooring, or you […]
Securing WordPress Websites for the DIY Person
Securing WordPress Websites for the DIY Person In the past, I have been involved with some of my clients running into that horrible situation where something went wrong, and suddenly realize there is no back-up. Or they tell me sheepishly they saw some warnings on their site but paid no attention. I’ve had clients ‘accidentally’ […]
Pantone reveals 2017 Color of the Year
Every year PANTONE® reveals the “Color of the Year”. For 2017, that color is a shade of green – called “Greenery”. PANTONE is recognized as one of the world’s leading authorities on color. When Tiffany called upon someone to standardize their Tiffany Blue color used in their branding (including the famous box), they called PANTONE. […]
California Law Increases Max Fees for Notarization Acts
Some exciting news for Notaries! California Assembly Bill 2217 was signed into law in August 2016, and went into effect January 1, 2017. The law raises the fees Notaries may charge for the first time since 1994. Notaries set their own pricing to notarize documents*, but they must follow California law for the maximum amount […]
