Blog – Information and opinions on web design, social media, graphics, team traditions and the world – Wallrich Landi

Google recently fired a shot across Facebook’s bow with a direct competitor called Google+. My reaction: do I really have to uproot my social network? I’ll admit it. I’m a late adopter. I blame my parents. I didn’t get an … Continue reading →

It all started with Lila bringing her Chihuahua Bella into the office. Once the doggie door was open, staff started bringing their pooches in, too. And so far, they’ve been great additions to the workplace. They don’t gossip or swipe … Continue reading →

There was a time when writers had a choice of word processing programs: Microsoft Word and Corel WordPerfect. I think you know who won that battle. Now we all use Word. But like the human brain or Photoshop, most people … Continue reading →

Flowers are blooming. Allergies are flaring. Summer’s nearly here. It’s time to give that website of yours a little spring cleaning. Say what? Yep, websites need cleaning too. When’s the last time you gave your website a white-glove inspection? Chances … Continue reading →

Here at Wallrich Landi we have two doers: Susan Landi and Chad Gall. They not only work in an artistic field professionally, but they also create fine art in their spare time. Susan enjoys working in oils and watercolors. And … Continue reading →

How to Shop for an Ad Agency, Marketing Firm or Web Developer A man decided he wanted a wood cabinet built. So he looked up ten cabinet makers and announced he would hire whoever offered him the best value. “What … Continue reading →

You’ve just been charged with creating a new website, a new billboard, a new brand or a new whatever. Already the creative juices are flowing as you contemplate the possibilities. “Hmm, I could do it this way or that way, … Continue reading →

The ego of a creative person is like a sports car or an infant. It requires frequent maintenance. Without a regular diet of attaboys and loveits, even mild criticism can send confident pros teetering on the brink of miserable hackdom. … Continue reading →