As of Jan 1, 2012, the McCormick & Winter Corporation will legally be dissolved. For any questions or for ongoing work requests, please contact either Justin Winter (justinlevi@gmail.com) or Susan McCormick (susan@mccormickdigital.com)

03.
Some things
you should
know about us...

We get a thrill from the cutting edge.
That's how we slice through the clutter.

Tuesday, June 18th, 2013
Cutting Through the Clutter with Drupal
Some of the best things in life are free. One of those things is Drupal, the free, open source content management system we not only use, but swear by, at McCormick & Winter.
McCormick and Winter
February 8, 2011
Client Resources
Learning and Growing
Working to enhance and expand our web development business, we debrief frequently and brainstorm about areas of potential improvement. Our technical expertise is at a high level, and we have streamlined our development process so that it is very efficient. It isn't the rapidly-changing technology that poses the greatest challenge to us; it is the human element. Figuring out...
Susan McCormick
January 8, 2011
Client Resources
What Does Your Work Environment Look Like?
For coding, version control and debugging, we're using MAMP locally, Eclipse (SVN, CVS, XDebug, and Drupal plugins), CSS Edit. We still use photoshop pretty regularly and illustrator sometimes. We have abandoned Dreamweaver entirely for code editing and either use Eclipse or textWrangler instead.
Justin Winter
November 18, 2010
Developer Resources
Using Simple Animation to Improve Usability
The title of this post may strike some as a bit contradictory. After all, websites with moving bits and pieces are perhaps best known for creating user confusion, not preventing it. In the world of web design, fancy looks often belie a site that is, upon closer inspection, downright maddening to use.This post, however, is not about using animation for “fancy looks”. Rather...
Remy Denton
November 4, 2010
Client Resources
Search Engine Optimization & Pay Per Click
One of the most important things about building and maintaining a website is to make sure people see it. You could have the sexiest site on the Internet, but if nobody can find it, they won’t know what you have to offer.
Susan McCormick
October 6, 2010
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