The past 2 years has been an amazing ride here at Creative Magma, Inc. We have experienced growth nearly every month more than tripled revenue and built a strong client base. this is due to the amazing group of people and top talent we have. We have a strong core and our excited about the future possibilities.

Currently Creative Magma, Inc. is looking for several positions. First and foremost, we a looking for a strong, dedicated and talented sales / Business Development person. Here is the job posting:

“Fort Worth creative and web services firm is looking to hire a sales/account management position. Job responsibilities include cold calling, identifying potential clients, attending local networking events, creating firm presence and delivering initial project presentations. Will train and provide marketing materials. Must be knowledgeable in web design and multimedia. Base plus commission. Please send resume, accomplishments and salary requirements to info@creativemagma.com“

In addition to the above sales position, we are looking for top developer talent. 2 positions available on contract to hire basis. the first Top talent must have experience with .Net application development, Silverlight and various other knowledge in JavaScript, Ajax and other Web 3.0 development processes is a plus. Please send Samples, accomplishments and Salary requirements to info@creativemagma.com.

The second Top Talent Position is also contract to hire basis. Person must have experience in PHP web development and various other knowledge in JavaScript, Ajax and other Web 3.0 development processes is a plus. Please send Samples, accomplishments and Salary requirements to info@creativemagma.com.

Thank you, we look forward to reviewing all the applicants and speaking with you.

Brian Henderson

The goal of advertising is to cost-effectively reach a large audience and attract customers. If done correctly, advertising can enhance the success of your business. Here are 10 advertising tips to pay attention to:

Read the rest »

In the first installment, Twelve Things Most Sites Need – Part I, I offered a six-pack of must-haves. Specifically I suggested sites should have a proper navigation menu, a meaningful, well-formed title, a method of contact, a site map, passive accessibility, and standardized markup. Now, as I offered the last six, in the order in which I thunk ‘em up, here is the balance.

Read the rest »

There are a plethora of Websites out there, each one unique in its design, its content, markup, features, functionality, and in myriad other ways. Yet, despite these differences, there are specific needs that should be met with near consistency, Internet-wide, regardless of the site. Let’s take a look at twelve of these common denominators. Below are the first six. They appear in the order in which I thunk ‘em up. They’re just numbered so you can refer to them more easily.

1. A Proper Navigation Menu

Any domain on the Web that consists of more than one page is a Website and as such needs to be navigable. Now this might seem obvious, but if that is so, why do I occasionally encounter sites with mystery meat navigation? Or, on a deeper level, are inaccessible because they require JavaScript or images in order to function. These must be a upper layers consistent with a progressive enhancement, not a requirement. An easy to use and accessible navigation menu must be available. There are other concerns as it pertains to building a proper navigation menu, as well, such as…

* Its link styling the :hover, :focus, and :active pseudo elements.
* The semantic use of lists to properly organize your links into a proper menu.
* And even going so far as marking the current page.

Read the rest »

Microsoft sent flowers to IE6′s funeral, thanking the browser for “all the good times.”

The nine-year-old IE6 was laid to rest yesterday in Denver, Colorado, after suffering a “workplace injury” at the offices of a certain search giant in Mountain View, California. Mourners unable to attend were asked to send flowers, and Creative Magma team was among those who did so.

Read the rest »