After you build a web application and get your users to start working with it how do you keep them engaged?  How do you make sure your web application is used regularly?  Using push notification via text message, email or any other medium is a great way to do that.

A new WordPress ransomware attack is out.

The web is built for display data in tables, grids, images and videos but not as much for custom online image processing.  The good news is that with a little help from Javascript you can build dynamic image and product configurators online.  Check out one of our newly launched websites for an example.

Switchbox Props is a fun and engaging way to recognize and reward the hard work that your employees and coworkers are putting in on a daily basis.

What is one of the absolute worst UI mistakes you can make?  Well I’m sure there are a lot but I just filled out a finanical application for one of the nations largest banks and I think their site qualifies.  This blog is not to embarsse them but I thought it was a good example of how even the largest companies with the largest budgets make bad decisions when it comes to website design, development and UI/UX.

Sitecore is quickly gaining traction as a preferred CMS system by companies here in Columbus.  We’ve been getting some request to do development work as well as a few simple questions.  Hopefully this blog give you a little more information if you are thinking about building a new website using it as your CMS system.

Columbus City Schools offers LEDE certification to businesses that meet high standards and other criteria important to Columbus City.  Switchbox is excited to announce that we are LEDE certified.

Messing around with SQL Server 2016 Always Encrypted feature and what did we learn?

ChatBots are causing some confusing with some of our clients so we wanted to give a primer on two basic versions of how to implement a ChatBot.

Configuring Emacs can be a pain to do but we’ve spent the time to figure it out.  Here is a brief tutorial.