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Third Year Complete/Twitter FeedPosted By: Ryan
May 1st, 2009
May 1st is upon us again, marking yet another year of Digital Arms Design being in operation. Today is exactly three years since I started the company back in 2006. Since my last posting I have completed my first year at Trent University and am now enjoying my time away from school with some work on Digital Arms Design.
First off, I've rewritten the Services page. Prior to the update it listed packages and additional features that were offered. While technically accurate it was still just a list, where as now it is a detailed description of how Digital Arms Design does web design. Broken down into four categories it details the Client Business Relationship, our Development Process, Web Design With Your Business in Mind, and Letting Us Know What You're Thinking. I hope this gives clients a better idea of our Services.
Second, I've made a small update to the About page. As stated in the opening paragraph I've graduated from Loyalist College in the Computer Programmer/System Analyst program and have now completed my first year in a transfer agreement with Trent University to earn my Computer Science degree. I still plan to keep Digital Arms Design running and continue work with my web design.
Finally as you will notice on the right side of the website I have integrated Twitter functionality. This is the tool I was discussing in my last news post that should help keep the website up to date between the actual news posts. Twitter won't replace the news posts, just reinforce them. Also if you have a Twitter account feel free to follow DigiArmsDesign to get updates in your Twitter feed.
That's all the news I have for today. Should be a few posts through out the summer as I hope to get some more work completed in the next few months. Enjoy your summer everyone!