Latest Blogshttp://nadesigns.publishpath.comSat, 21 Nov 2009 20:44:06 GMTBusiness Cardshttp://nadesigns.publishpath.com/business-cardsWed, 15 Apr 2009 18:01:55 GMTMarcos Jaramillo  Today I realized that I still don't have any custom business cards for myself which is amazing considering all the graphic work that I do. The Nolans Office Products website (nolansonline.com) should be finished and up on the web by Friday, so after that I will have more time to focus on finishing the TX Home Realty website and most importantly -- creating my business card.

Also, my domain name, nadesigns.net, is now pointed to my SpeakLight website. Since SpeakLight doesn't offer actual domain hosting, I registered my domain name with Gmail's service. I'd highly recommend it if you need email service for your domain name.

]]>http://nadesigns.publishpath.com/business-cardsTexas Home Realtyhttp://nadesigns.publishpath.com/texas-home-realtyWed, 15 Apr 2009 00:45:01 GMTMarcos Jaramillo My latest client is txhomerealty.net which offers realty and apartment locating for potential buyers in the San Antonio area. This project entails creating a website that is integrated with the SABOR IDX system so that users can easily search available real estate and find out pricing, location, amenities, etc.

 This project should be finished within a couple weeks and will be futured on this website shortly once it is completed.

]]>http://nadesigns.publishpath.com/texas-home-realtyA New Beginninghttp://nadesigns.publishpath.com/a-new-beginningTue, 14 Apr 2009 15:24:38 GMTMarcos Jaramillo After spending endless hours designing and developing a small Content Management System for one of my clients, I began to look up free PHP scripts that could make things easier for me. While there were some good solution, most had mediocre interfaces and limited customization abilities. Lucky for me, I just happened to stumble accross SpeakLight.com while searching Google.

Even though the service requires a monthly fee for having more than three pages, this opens up a realm of possibilities for my clients. I typically host client websites on a rented web server, but with such a nice interface and web 2.0 interaction, I must give this service a try.

Still learning the basics on how to create your own template and stuff, but for now I'm going to use a provided template and  focus on building this site. Afterwards, I'll get down and dirty and design my own template.

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