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Web design case study: MSRPO

Friday, October 15th, 2010

MSRPO (Min­ne­sota Sea­so­nal Rec­rea­tio­nal Pro­perty Owners) Coa­li­tion speaks for rec­rea­tio­nal pro­perty owners at the State Capi­tol, see­king tax fair­ness, and grea­ter sup­port for fami­lies that own cabins, lake-shore, hun­ting shacks and sea­so­nal pro­perty in Min­ne­sota. In order to effec­ti­vely carry out this mis­sion, it is para­mount that they are able to com­mu­ni­cate effec­ti­vely with their cons­ti­tuents. (more…)

The Business Website Starter Pack for Umbraco

Friday, November 20th, 2009

The Busi­ness Web­site Star­ter Pack is an early release of a star­ter kit for business-oriented umbraco sites, aiming to kicks­tart deve­lop­ment and give new umbraco devs a good star­ting point for buil­ding their own sites.

A Complete Newbie’s Guide to Umbraco

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

Lee Mes­sen­ger has published a very valua­ble blog­post at Blog­Fod­der called A Com­plete Newbie’s Guide to Umbraco which ser­ves as a collec­tion of exce­llent links and infor­ma­tion spe­ci­fi­cally tar­ge­ted to Umbraco new­bies (of which I am one!) It’s great to see this type of infor­ma­tion being published around Umbraco as it will help build the user base by making it easier for new­bies to get invol­ved in this great CMS. One of the recom­men­da­tions that Lee makes is that you should join Umbraco.tv (19 eur per month) to gain access to over 5 hours of video trai­ning. I plan on chec­king out these videos as I get more invol­ved in Umbraco.development.

Umbraco– Full Control Over Standards-Based Markup

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009

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I’ve just had my second look at Umbraco, an ASP.Net con­tent mana­ge­ment sys­tem (CMS). When I first stum­bled on Umbraco about a year ago, I misun­ders­tood the license agree­ment to mean that in order to use the open source ver­sion of the soft­ware, you were requi­red to put “Powe­red by Umbraco” on the home page of the site.  After a clo­ser look, reveals that this is not true. The only Umbraco bran­ding that you’re stuck with is in the con­trol panel. This works just fine for my pur­pose which is to give my clients a fra­me­work within which they can edit their own con­tent. (more…)