Building a better web for all will take time and effort on the part of designers, developers, and content creators. We discuss how we got the web platform currently and what it will take to make a more accessible online world.

We recently converted the Shaw House website from its old static codebase to reflect newer standards, improve search engine optimization and to allow the site to be responsive to the various screen sizes now being used by people around the world.

SquirrelMail is no longer supported.

We all find ways to deal with the ongoing onslaught of incoming spam.

Over several years we've built a couple modules that were created to solve specific problems with client requests.

Write up of a recent scam attempted against our domain name.

A write up on surviving a recent distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.

Some things to consider about the security of your website.

Always look for the little padlock in the web address field. If you’re a website owner and you host with us, your site now has that option. For free!

Why don't WYSIWYG editors work as well on the web as they do for desktop publishing?