Just another day at NewCity.

A quick look inside NewCity.  Music by Honor by August.  Video directed by Brian Maddox, shot by Steve Mason of Red Velocity, Inc.

Rebekah Godshall to Present at Eduweb 2012 on Managing Responsive Design

One of the hottest topics in web development today is the idea of "responsive design" – building a site to respond appropriately to any screen size from desktop to tablet to smart phone. It's revolutionizing our approach to development – almost every site we're building today is responsive.

Lots of people are talking about how to implement responsive design from a technical standpoint, but how do you plan and manage a project with this approach?

Rebekah Godshall, NewCity's Director of Project Management, will be presenting at Eduweb 2012 on managing a responsive design process.Read some of Rebekah's tips for tackling a responsive redesign.

NewCity helps put a Personal Touch on Catering.

We love it when our clients take the time to let us know how their clients enjoy using the site or app we've made and are proud of the work we crafted together.  Brian Grove over at Personal Touch Catering took it one step further and submitted his site to the National Association of College & University Food Services Loyal E. Horton Dining Awards.  While that is a mouthful in itself - Personal Touch took home two awards - a Bronze for Large School Special Event and a Gold for…

Looking for a Great Internet Marketer!

A SEM generalist is fine, but we would prefer a candidate that either specializes in Organic Optimization, Pay-Per-Click Marketing, or Google Analytics.  Although specialized, this ideal candidate will also be willing to learn aspects of the other parts of an overall strategy.  This candidate will be responsible for the day-to-day management of a client’s search marketing initiatives. Responsibilities will include assisting the SEM manager in all aspects of online marketing campaigns for our clients.

3 Ways to Hobble Your Higher Ed Brand

Colleges and universities typically make one of these 3 mistakes with their brand. It takes courage from the top to overcome them.

1. They "nerf" it.

2. They stop short.

3. They say everything, thereby saying nothing.