Aloha!
After weeks of channeling The Beach Boys and gettin' caught in the rain, Canupy has received a tropical makeover!
Beyond the pretty visuals, we're most excited about our brand NEW SERVICES!
Inspired by you (and the warm vibes of the Caribbean), the three service packages are the exact services we found that we were offering clients – over and over again.
So, instead of keeping things complicated, we decided to go simple!
Thanks to LinkedIn’s handy “anniversary” reminders, I remembered (/learned) that this month signifies something that’s actually kind of shocking.
It was two years ago that my little “side biz” went full-time. It was two years ago that I quit my 9–5, said goodbye to routine and benefits, and jumped into the entrepreneurial pool full-time.
This post was originally published on GoDaddy.com by Canupy writer Justin Hein.
I work at a huge co-working space with about 75 young-growth companies. Once a month, a few of us sit down and cover a different business topic with the intention to collaborate and help each other out. “Tool Time,” in which we chat about our top productivity tools, is always a favorite topic. We share our best tips on the tools that are making our lives and businesses easier and more productive.
This post was originally published on GoDaddy.com by Canupy writer Justin Hein.
It took me more than a decade of “trying to learn” how to code to actually learn to code.
Starting in high school I had a burning desire to learn the exotic languages of computer programming. Like most, my interest began in a computer class while playing around with HTML. But it was only about a year and a half ago that I finally felt competent coding. Maybe I’m not going to blow the doors off, but man, does it feel great to say “I can code.”
Recently, Tecla was featured on two Canada-wide morning talkshows – Canada AM and The Social – along with Tecla's first beta tester, Carolyn Pioro. Over 10 years ago, Carolyn had an accident on the flying trapeze while working as a circus performer and was paralyzed from the shoulders down. She now lives with quadriplegia and uses Tecla to access her mobile devices, tablets, and home automation systems.
This post was originally published on GoDaddy.com by Canupy writer Justin Hein.
The difference between good design and not-so-good design is the same to a web designer as a successful bunt is to a baseball manager. Designers, through their experience and trained eye, know the power of what often appears to clients as ineffective or subtle choices.
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