In this episode we talk to returning guest Ben Croker about how to write a good support request.

In this episode we reminisce about how things used to be done and how much web development has changed in the last 25 years. From under construction gifs to the rise and fall of jQuery we cover it all.

In this episode we discuss the advantages of using a boilerplate to start a new website build and what to include or not include when establishing a boilerplate.

In this episode we discuss motivation, burnout, and imposter syndrome including our experiences and strategies on how to handle

In this episode we talk with Mitchell Kimbrough, founder of Solspace, about strategies to help with when work is slow.

In this episode we discuss various project management tools, and the pros and cons of each. Additionally how best to communicate with clients.

In this episode we discuss when and how to say "No". We talk about when developers need to say no as well as when a client should say no.

The ins and outs of mastering social media for small business owners with Jessica Perrault plus a predication about AI generated content for social.

A discussion on plugin development with Ben Croker who has developed plugins for Craft CMS and previously for ExpressionEngine. We discuss when to use a plugin, when a plugin should be commercial, how to price a plugin, and providing support to end users.

In this episode we discuss internet privacy with Michael Geist who holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law.

Rebroadcast of a Season 4 Episode - Pimp Your Typography - Time to pimp your website typography with Oliver Schöndorfer. Learn the fundementals of typography and why it matters to your website and message.

We talk with Sarah Lutz, self proclaimed metal queen of the universe, about working remotely overseas. Sarah has travelled all over South America while working and has plans to travel Europe next year.

In this episode Mike explains what an RFP or RFQ is and why they are often used as well as the good, the bad, and the ugly about RFPs.

Sean and Mike attended PodCamp Toronto 2023, a conference for podcasters. This is our recap of the event and key takeaways for listeners.

Advice from, Jane Atkinson, a veteran online business owner and coach on how to succeed in running an online business.

In this episode of the Website 101 Podcast, Amanda presents the topic, “working with conflicting personalities.” We’ll discuss sexism, failing upward, swoop-and-poop feedback, and tactics to avoid Chatty Kathys.

We talk about website maintenance, tips for planning maintenance, and maintenance contracts.

We talk all about choosing a CMS - what to look for and pitfalls to avoid and how to evaluate a CMS.

We talk with David Canton about the ins and outs of contracts for creative professionals.

We talk about tools of the trade that we use in our day to day work life.

We talk to new developer Shopnil Mahmud about learning web development at Seneca College and starting work in the field. Questions were submitted by current students at Seneca College.

We talk to Tim Scollick about working with freelancers and agencies both using and not using a contract.

Learn all about AlpineJS from it's Creator Caleb Porzio. We also discuss how accessibility is baked into the new Alpine Components.

Learn about the process for hiring junior developers and get insight into common mistakes made as well as how to stand out from the crowd.