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Responsive Web Design By Miami Web Developer Adds Broad Accessibility To High Visibility For StreamlineSolutionsUsa.com

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 03:12:26 -0800

New website for nationwide commercial and hospital laundry supplier of
recyclable soiled linen bags and hamper stands combines best features of
mobile-friendly device-aware and device-agnostic RWD.

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Streamline Solutions LLC opted out of the great device-agnostic versus
device-aware responsive web design (RWD) debate by combining the advantages
and avoiding the pratfalls of both in the front-end development of their
recently launched "Web 3.0 Ready" website StreamlineSolutionsUsa.com,
also accessible as SoiledLinenBags.com.

Streamline Solutions provides hospitals, healthcare facilities and
commercial laundries throughout the United States and Canada with soiled
linen bags, hamper stands and other laundry and medical supplies. In
business since 1999, the first two iterations of their website long enjoyed
the high search visibility afforded by semantically-optimized W3C
standards-compliant web development. And with the recent launch of their
third generation site, they add the broad accessibility potential of a fully
responsive web design. According to Ross Sanders, Vice President of Sales
and co-owner of Streamline Solutions, "The Web is going mobile and we are
responding to that. The new web pages Bruce Arnold designed and developed
for us are, in fact, about as 'responsive' as you can get. From flip phones
to smartphones to tablets to full-sized desktop monitors, the screen
presentation adjusts in real time to optimize the viewer's experience."

Scripted in server-side PHP/MySQL with client-side jQuery/Javascript and
rendered as W3C-validated HTML5/CSS3, the new SoiledLinenBags.com has an
integrated WURFL DDR (device description repository) and leverages the best
features of device-agnostic and device-aware responsive web design coupled
with semantically-optimized front-end web development to assure both high
search visibility and broad device accessibility. Mobile microbrowsers with
screen resolutions below 240x320 are automatically routed to their W3C
mobileOK "MiniPage" located at m.soiledlinenbags.com. Mobile browsers with
screen resolutions of 240x320 or higher are routed to the full presentation
but given the option to drop back to the MiniPage. For all web browser
screen widths of 240 pixels or above, the Streamline Solutions presentation
automatically expands, contracts and adjusts horizontally, vertically and in
real time up to a parameter-modifiable maximum of 1300 pixels and is
screen-centered beyond that. This assures an ideal presentation for
virtually anyone using popular desktop and notebook browsers like Chrome or
Firefox as well as tablet and smartphone browsers like Opera Mobile for
Android devices or Mobile Safari for iPad/iPhone. Zoom is enabled by
default for Mobile Web browsers, but for mobile devices with glitchy zoom
capabilities like the original iPad a footer link is provided to disable it.

"Streamline Solutions has a reputation of being one of the most flexible and
responsive laundry supply companies in North America," observed Miami web
design veteran Bruce Arnold, "and Web3.0DesignMiami.com and
WebReDesignMiami.com worked very hard to develop a design for them that
projects those admirable qualities."

About StreamlineSolutionsUsa.com a.k.a. SoiledLinenBags.com

Streamline Solutions has been providing hospitals, healthcare facilities and
other commercial laundries throughout the United States and Canada with
recyclable soiled linen bags, hamper stands, disposable plastic waste can
liners, cart covers and wraps, infectious waste bags, medical supplies and a
wide range of quality, cost-effective product solutions since 1999. Through
our custom printing, soiled linen and hamper stand, plastic recycling and
facility needs analysis programs we create win/win partnerships with a
growing base of satisfied customers from coast to coast. To learn more
logon to their mobile-friendly and fully-responsive website
SoiledLinenBags.com. For questions or quotes call Streamline Solutions at
866-244-7700 or 561-350-4995.

About Web3.0DesignMiami.com and WebReDesignMiami.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com (305-597-8340) and Web3.0DesignMiami.com
(786-838-0851) form a responsive web design (#RWD) and Semantic Web
development boutique that defines success on the Web as high visibility plus
broad accessibility. Their HTML5/CSS3 websites are custom handcoded or
WordPress PHP/MySQL with unobtrusive Javascript and jQuery, and pass 9 tests
of Web 3.0 Readiness as to content, format, behavior, accessibility,
semantics, syndication, links, internationalization and mobile-friendliness.
Maximum web marketing ROI is assured by a PervasivePersuasion.com
(786-326-8079) methodology that encompasses both search and social media
marketing. Para ayuda en espanglish llame al 305-517-3851.

Miami Web Developer Demos Mobile-Friendly Device-Aware Responsive Web Design

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 09:01:12 -0700

WebReDesignMiami.com posted a photo:

New manufacturer website shows why major players like Google, eBay, Yahoo,
Facebook, Twitter and Netflix use device-aware server-side device detection
rather than device-agnostic client-side media queries to deliver RWD.

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According to Miami web developer Bruce Arnold, "Responsive Web Design" is
not achieved by ignoring web client device capabilities but by detecting
them and tailoring your presentation accordingly [bit.ly/S1uWwb]. He cites
the recently launched HTML5/CSS3/jQuery website PetersonIndustries.com as a
prime example of how "RWD" should perform [bit.ly/QBm10j].

"Peterson Industries asked for a simple website to showcase the shower and
closet doors they manufacture and share their product specifications with
the architects, contractors and distributors who comprise their market."
Arnold explained. "The device-aware responsive web design we developed
filled that bill by making those specs easily accessible via desktop,
notebook, tablet or mobile browser."

PetersonIndustries.com was designed by WebReDesignMiami.com, developed by
Web3.0DesignMiami.com and optimized by PervasivePersuasion.com to provide
high visibility coupled with broad accessibility and assure what Wikipedia
calls an "optimal viewing experience - easy reading and navigation with a
minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling - across a wide range of devices
(from desktop computer monitors to mobile phones)." Every semantically rich
and search friendly web page consists of custom handcoded PHP-scripted HTML5
and CSS3 that is validated W3C standards compliant, I18n issue-free and
passes seven tests of Semantic Web (Web 3.0) Readiness. This assures not
only maximum visibility in search engines but almost universal accessibility
across a broad range of PC, Mac, desktop, laptop, notebook, tablet and
smartphone browsers - including FireFox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer
and Opera.

An integrated and highly accurate device description repository (DDR) -
which unlike CSS media queries places no extra load on mobile phone CPUs -
is used to detect devices and tailor the presentation of a common content
base for the specific dimensions and capabilities of standard web browsers
as well as Android, Apple iOS and other smartphone user agents like Opera
Mobile. For not-so-smart phones - or roughly 75% of the Mobile Web
marketplace - the website sports a W3C mobileOK MiniPage accessible directly
via "m.petersonindustries.com" using microbrowsers like Openwave or Obigo.

"Responsiveness like that is not possible relying solely on device-agnostic
RWD [bit.ly/Wi8TEH] tools such as media queries, fluid grids and flexible
images," Bruce Arnold advises. "There are a lot more issues to consider and
address than all those iframe-based responsive web design checkers check
[bit.ly/ReW63d] and testers test [bit.ly/S1uhLb]. That's why Twitter
abandoned their client-side device-agnostic initiative in favor of a
server-side device-aware RWD approach [bit.ly/UMkb1L]. As we said before...
iFrames are not iPhones [conta.cc/TYRYq6]."

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About Web3.0DesignMiami.com | WebReDesignMiami.com | PervasivePersuasion.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web (#MobileWeb) developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com (305-597-8340) and Web3.0DesignMiami.com
(786-838-0851) form a responsive web design (#ResponsiveWebDesign|#RWD) and
Semantic Web development boutique that defines success on the Web as high
visibility plus broad accessibility. Their device-aware HTML5/CSS3 websites
are custom handcoded PHP/MySQL with unobtrusive Javascript and jQuery, and
pass seven tests of Web 3.0 Readiness as to content, format, behavior,
accessibility, semantics, syndication and links. Maximum online marketing
ROI is assured by a PervasivePersuasion.com (786-326-8079)
methodology that encompasses both search and social media marketing. Para
ayuda en espanglish llame al 305-517-3851.

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Responsive Web Design by Miami Web Developer Web3.0DesignMiami.com Showcases Mirrored Closet & Shower Doors by Peterson Industries

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:26:48 -0700

WebReDesignMiami.com posted a photo:

Mobile-friendly W3C-validated HTML5, CSS3 and a DDR deliver broad
accessibility of #RWD for manufacturer's new website while avoiding pitfalls
of fluid grids, flexible images and media queries.

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According to Miami web designer Bruce Arnold, "Responsive Web Design" is not
the web design regimen that technohype claims but rather the result of
mobile-friendly, standards-based Web 3.0 front-end development. He cites the
recently launched PetersonIndustries.com - a website designed and developed
by his firm - as a textbook example of what "#RWD" should be.

"Peterson Industries VP and Sales Manager Jennifer Cynamon asked us for a
simple website to showcase the framed and frameless glass enclosures they
manufacture and share their product specifications with the architects,
contractors and distributors who comprise their market." Arnold explained.
"The responsive web design we delivered filled the bill by making those
specs easily accessible via desktop, notebook, tablet or mobile browser."

PetersonIndustries.com was designed by WebReDesignMiami.com, developed by
Web3.0DesignMiami.com and optimized by PervasivePersuasion.com to provide
high visibility coupled with broad accessibility and assure what Wikipedia
calls "...an optimal viewing experience - easy reading and navigation with a
minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling - across a wide range of
devices." Every semantically rich and search friendly web page consists of
custom handcoded PHP-scripted HTML5 and CSS3 that is validated W3C standards
compliant, I18n issue-free and passes all seven tests of Semantic Web (Web
3.0) Readiness as to content (HTML), format (CSS), behavior (Unobtrusive
Javascript), accessibility (WAI/WCAG/Section 508), semantics (XSLT),
syndication (RSS) and links. This assures not only maximum visibility in
search engines - like Google, Bing and Yahoo - but almost universal
accessibility across the entire spectrum of major PC, Mac, desktop, laptop,
notebook, tablet and smartphone browsers - including FireFox, Chrome,
Safari, Internet Explorer, Opera and Opera Mobile.

An integrated and highly accurate WURFL DDR (device description repository)
- which unlike CSS media queries places no additional load on smartphone
microprocessors - is used to identify and adjust content presentation for
Android, iPad, iPhone and other smartphone user agents. And for not-so-smart
phones, or roughly 75% of the Mobile Web marketplace (youtu.be/lx4NoT03Yi0),
the website sports a W3C mobileOK MiniPage accessible directly via
"m.petersonindustries.com" using microbrowsers like OpenWave. jQuery
routines support Flash-free image slider and hover animations, and embedded
resources facilitate social media sharing and bookmarking. Peterson
Industries seems pleased with the results:

"Bruce Arnold was great..." VP Cynamon attested. "I gave him very little to
work with and he was still able to produce something that exceeded my
expectations at a budget within my means. He walked me through the process
in a language I could understand."

About Peterson Industries, Inc. | PetersonIndustries.com

Engineered for quality and crafted with pride, every product manufactured by
Peterson Industries (305-691-7943) brings beauty and value to any
residential or commercial construction, renovation, home repair or other
building project. Their comprehensive line of framed and frameless glass
enclosures includes sliding, hinged, swing and pivot bathroom tub and shower
stall doors, bifold mirrored closet doors, office partitions and more - all
of which are available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations.
Founded in 1977 and headquartered in Miami Florida, Peterson Industries,
Inc. is a member of the National Glass Association (NGA) and the Bath
Enclosure Manufacturers Association (BEMA).

About Web3.0DesignMiami.com | WebReDesignMiami.com | PervasivePersuasion.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com (305-597-8340) and Web3.0DesignMiami.com
(786-838-0851) form a responsive web design (#RWD) and Semantic Web
development boutique that defines success on the Web as high visibility plus
broad accessibility. Their HTML5/CSS3 websites are custom handcoded
PHP/MySQL with unobtrusive Javascript and jQuery, and pass seven tests of
Web 3.0 Readiness as to content, format, behavior, accessibility, semantics,
syndication and links. Maximum online marketing ROI is assured by a
PervasivePersuasion.com (786-326-8079) methodology that encompasses
both search and social media marketing. Para ayuda en espanglish llame al
305-517-3851.

Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:24:48 -0700

WebReDesignMiami.com posted a photo:

Over the past week on Twitter I outed ten Responsive Web Design Testers that
don't really test RWD:

- ipadpeek[dot]com/
- juicecreative[dot]co.uk/juicer/
- mattkersley[dot]com/responsive/
- quirktools[dot]com/screenfly/
- responsive[dot]is/baloney.com
- theblogchecker[dot]com/tbc-responsive/
- responsinator[dot]com/
- responsivepx[dot]com/
- responsivetest[dot]net/
- we-are-gurus[dot]com/tools/responsive-design-tester.php

Shortly thereafter the dig me paper.li of a webdev wannabe named Simon
Manning picked up my links but not my comments, leaving the impression I was
praising rather than panning the posers who put them forward. This will
correct young Simon's error:

What most of the seven testers above basically do is render your web page
source in "iFrames" with widths set to match the screen resolutions of
popular tablet and mobile devices such as the slave-produced Apple iPad and
iPhone. That might show you how your media queries, fluid grids and flexible
images render within a given iframe in a given browser of a given version,
but that is not the same as showing you how your web pages will render on
actual iOS, Android or other mobile devices. Why? Because.

iFrames are not iPhones!

#RWD testers that ignore things like device and capability detection via
user agent strings and DDRs (device description repositories) give you
virtual but not reality. We have website templates with fixed headers on
standard browsers but not on tablet or mobile. None of the testers above
reflected that. We have web pages where the title text for standard and
mobile browsers is not the same. None of these testers reflected that. We
have blogs which show the same content in different themes for standard
versus smartphone browsers. None of these testers reflected that. We have
URLs which redirect not-so-smart phones from web page content they can't
handle to smaller W3C mobileOK pages they can. And none of these testers
reflected that, either.

I could go on, but do I need to?

Forget these charlatan testers. If truly responsive web design is what you
seek, then mobile friendly web 3.0 front-end development is what you need.
If you want broad accessibility like this...

webredesignmiami.com/responsive_web_design.php

...your web page source will have to pass meaningful validations like these:

webredesignmiami.com/website_redesign_w3c_compliance.php

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:23:48 -0700

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:23:20 -0700

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:22:48 -0700

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:22:48 -0700

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:22:48 -0700

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:21:48 -0700

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:20:49 -0700

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Responsive Web Design Testing: Ten Testers That Aren't Tests

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Fri, 12 Oct 2012 04:15:48 -0700

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Globalization = Internationalization + Localization + Translation (GILT)

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 09:22:33 -0700

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GLOBALIZATION = INTERNATIONALIZATION + LOCALIZATION + TRANSLATION (GILT)

Globalization (G11n)

Preparing web content for an international or multicultural marketplace.
Globalization - abbreviated as G11n - covers anything that must be done
differently in web development or design to optimize global success.
Globalization activities include internationalization, localization and
translation.

Internationalization (I18n)

Creating web content that is locale-independent. All locale-dependent
content must be separate from the core website template.
Internationalization - abbreviated as I18n - refers to source and scripting
changes made to assure that the website can be localized and presented in a
familiar but consistent format.

Localization (L10n)

Adapting web content for a particular region or culture. Localization -
abbreviated as L10n - includes translation along with making adjustments to
the cultural specifications of the target audience, including but not
limited to number/time/date/currency formats as well as symbols and icons.

Translation (T9n)

Interpreting source language content and restating it as target language
content. Translation - abbreviated as T9n - must comprehend the meaning of
the source content and communicate the same meaning - or as closely as
possible thereto - in the target language.

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Learn more about W3C Internationalization and Multilingual Web Development:

web3.0designmiami.com/blog/globalization-internationaliza...
ation-translation-gilt/

Miami Web Design Firm Applies W3C Internationalization For Polyglot Markup In Development Of Standards-Based Spanglish

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Thu, 23 Aug 2012 06:51:17 -0700

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The de facto language of South Florida for decades, "espanglish" is now
officially a word. Using it right online, however, requires more than
rolling your R's.

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Miami web developer Bruce Arnold introduced South Florida to search-friendly
W3C HTML/CSS standards-based web design with PervasivePersuasion.com,
tablet-friendly HTML5/CSS3 web pages with WebReDesignMiami.com, and
mobile-friendly Semantic Web development with Web3.0DesignMiami.com.
To this results-oriented web marketing portfolio he is now adding
multilingual-friendly polyglot markup in general with support for bilingual
"Spanglish" web pages and websites in particular:

webredesignmiami.com/spanglish_espanglish_espangles.php

Spanglish - or "espanglish" in Spanish - was only recognized as a real word
by the Royal Academy of Spanish last month, but this rich mixture of English
and Spanish has been the real world language of preference if not necessity
for millions of Hispanics and others living in North and South America for
several generations. In the United States alone, over 45 million people
speak Spanish as a first language and over half of those speak English or
Spanglish as well. In areas with a heavy influx of Spanish-speaking
immigrants - like South Florida and the states that border Mexico - the
Spanglish presence is even more pronounced. In Greater Miami, for example,
over two-thirds of the population speak Spanish heavily peppered with
English or vice-versa - in other words, Spanglish - and it is not at all
unusual to see billboards like the ones advertising "Coors Light: Refreshing
partner de Los Marlins" or "23 sabores blended into one extraordinary taste:
Dr. Pepper. Inconfundible."

webredesignmiami.com/images/Spanglish_Miami.jpg

Linguistic purists may see the proliferation of Spanglish as a problem, but
for businesses operating or serving markets in areas like South Florida,
Texas, Arizona or California it is an opportunity. And regardless of
whether a growing number of Spanglish-speaking people leads to increased
demand for Spanglish websites or a growing number of "sitios espanglish"
contributes to a larger Spanglish-speaking population, Spanglish web
development is another online marketing arena where standards-based web
design can assure high visibility and broad accessibility.

Creating and presenting Spanglish content requires more than colorfully
interwoven combinations of bilingual Spanish and English text. As with all
multilingual web presentations, key technology considerations include not
only UTF-8 encoding, multilingual character sets and nested language
attributes on markup elements but also leveraging polyglot markup and
following W3C guidelines for internationalization:

As you can see by clicking View Source on many browsers, all web pages are
rendered in a markup language like HTML or XML, the standards for which are
set by the World Wide Web Consortium or W3C. Polyglot markup refers to web
page source that parses and validates as W3C-compliant for both XML and
HTML, and adhering to that front-end development discipline broadens
accessibility across standard desktop and notebook computer browsers along
with iPad and Android tablets and Mobile Web smartphones and iPhones. Then
also composing and coding the mixed-language content in conformity with W3C
internationalization conventions heightens audience comprehension and appeal
as well as search visibility. And as is true for all web marketing
initiatives, high visibility coupled with broad accessibility assures
optimal traffic, conversion and success potentials.

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About Web3.0DesignMiami.com | WebReDesignMiami.com | PervasivePersuasion.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web applications developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com (305-597-8340) and Web3.0DesignMiami.com
(786-838-0851) form a search-friendly Semantic Web design and Web 3.0
front-end web development boutique that defines success on the Web as high
visibility plus broad accessibility. All of their mobile-friendly
HTML5/CSS3 website designs are custom handcoded PHP/MySQL with unobtrusive
Javascript and jQuery, and pass seven tests of Web 3.0 Readiness as to
content, format, behavior, accessibility, semantics, syndication and links.
Maximum online marketing ROI is assured by a proprietary
PervasivePersuasion.com (786-326-8079) methodology that encompasses
both search marketing (SEM) and social media (SMM). Para ayuda en
espanglish llame al 305-517-3851.

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Cleantech Government Relations Firm Taps Miami Web Developer Web3.0DesignMiami.com For Mobile Friendly Semantic Web Design

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Thu, 19 Jul 2012 12:18:23 -0700

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A top cleantech lobbying firm leverages Web 3.0 front-end development, HTML5
video and CSS3 styling to project their value proposition across the Mobile
Web.

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From their offices in Washington DC, the Cleantech government relations firm
of Liebman & Associates (L&A) helps U.S. corporations partner with the
federal government to fund and develop alternative fuels and clean, green,
renewable and sustainable energy technologies. And from their recently
launched mobile friendly Web 3.0 website Liebman-Associates.com
they'll be sharing their compelling message with a greatly expanded Internet
audience.

Liebman & Associates is a Cleantech lobbyist whose diverse clientele have
secured nearly one billion dollars from the federal government since 2009.
In June 2012 alone, L&A clients received five competitive awards from the
U.S. Department of Energy, including solar and advanced manufacturing
technologies. These awards represent about 20 million dollars of
public/private investment. L&A's technical and government teams serve as
strategic brokers ensuring that projects including energy efficiency,
renewable energy, energy storage, and smart grid technologies are realized.
L&A's founder and president Murray Liebman noted that "Over the past four
years the economy has been challenging and funding for RD&D activities has
been hard to find, but the federal government is an ideal strategic partner.
The government invests billions of dollars annually in Cleantech RD&D, and
federal funding reduces project costs by 50% to 80%."

L&A's clients range in size from venture capital funded technology
developers to Fortune 100 energy users, and going forward they'll be
leveraging a potent combination of Web 3.0 visibility and Mobile Web
accessibility to both serve and expand their base. Designed, developed and
optimized by Miami FL-based Bruce Arnold's WebReDesignMiami.com ,
Web3.0DesignMiami.com and PervasivePersuasion.com , the
renewable energy lobbyist's website Liebman-Associates.com was totally
re-engineered via custom handcoded PHP/MySQL and Unobtrusive Javascript.
The now tableless HTML5/CSS3 source of every web page on the site passes
seven tests of Web 3.0 readiness, including not only basic tests of W3C
standards compliance as to content and format but also behavior,
accessibility, semantics, syndication and links. This assures optimal
search visibility as well as accessibility across a broad spectrum of
desktop, laptop, notebook, tablet and smartphone browsers including FireFox,
Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, Opera and Opera Mobile.

The home page of Liebman-Associates.com features their signature cleantech
energy video transcoded into FLV, OGG and MP4 formats for embedded
presentation using Bruce Arnold's own VA4Most.com HTML5 video/audio
with flash fallback utility which assures accessibility by Flash-free
smartphones and tablet computers such as Android and iPad, newer web
browsers that support the HTML5 video tag, and even older browsers that
don't.

For Web-enabled but not-so-smart cellphones - or roughly 75% of the Mobile
Web marketplace (youtu.be/lx4NoT03Yi0) - the website sports a W3C mobileOK
minipage accessible directly via "liebman-associates.com/mobi" using
microbrowsers like OpenWave. Custom jQuery routines provide page load and
image hover animations, an integrated DDR (device description repository) is
used to manage content presentation for mobile and other user agents, and
embedded resources facilitate social media "buzz" creation.

The launch of this mobile friendly Web 3.0 site marks the third time L&A has
relied on the web design and development resources and expertise of Bruce
Arnold to enhance their web presence and expand their online reach. As
clean energy advocate Murray Liebman attested, "Bruce Arnold has been our
web developer for several years and has helped our web presence to grow.
With this latest update, all of our web page source is W3C validated HTML5
and CSS3 so our web content is almost universally accessible via mobile
phones, tablets or standard browsers."

About Liebman & Associates (Liebman-Associates.com)

For over 15 years Liebman & Associates (L&A) has focused exclusively on
cleantech energy lobbying and government relations. L&A has helped
enterprises large and small secure about one billion dollars from the
federal government supporting clean energy projects and a broad portfolio of
green technologies spanning the areas of energy efficiency, renewable
energy, alternative fuels and vehicles, electricity reliability and power
systems. Dare to ask, "What if..."

About Web3.0DesignMiami.com and WebReDesignMiami.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web Apps developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com (miamiwebdesigner.mobi) and Web3.0DesignMiami.com
(webdesignermiami.mobi) form a Semantic Web design and Web 3.0 front-end
development boutique that defines success on the Web as high visibility plus
broad accessibility. Maximum ROI is assured by a proven proprietary
PervasivePersuasion.com (miamiwebdesign.mobi) methodology that encompasses
both search marketing and social media.

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Mobile Friendly Web 3.0 Design By Miami Web Developer Promotes KTI FilterBOSS Diesel Fuel Polishing Systems

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 12:51:03 -0700

WebReDesignMiami.com posted a photo:

An enterprising marine diesel fuel filtration systems developer proves that
when EPA standards-compliant ULSD produces a problem, W3C
standards-compliant web design can propagate the solution.

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Beginning this month, large refiners and importers of marine diesel fuel
subject to U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) regulations must meet
their ULSD (ultra low sulfur diesel) fuel standard of 15 ppm sulfur
[bit.ly/LM6cUv]. ULSD standards compliance means decreased emissions for
the environment but increased onboard fuel filtration or "polishing"
requirements for marine diesel engines. To handle them, KTI Systems now
offers boaters a comprehensive range of FilterBOSS(tm) marine diesel fuel
polishing solutions through their recently re-designed, mobile-friendly and
Web 3.0-ready website www.KtiSystems.com.

"Our FilterBOSS Commander Series is a complete marine fuel maintenance
solution, providing improved system reliabilty and better vessel safety."
stated Andy Keenan, President and chief product designer of KTI Systems.
"These marine diesel fuel polishing systems come fully integrated with
monitoring and troubleshooting tools, and even give a warning at the helm to
prevent unwanted engine shutdowns. That's what sets us apart from the
competition."

What sets KtiSystems.com apart from the websites of most other marine
industry manufacturers is that it's been thoroughly re-engineered and
optimized by Miami web developer Bruce Arnold's Web 3.0 design team at
WebReDesignMiami.com and Semantic Web developers at
Web3.0DesignMiami.com to leverage World Wide Web Consortiun (W3C)
standards compliance for maximum visibility and accessibility. "Success on
the Web is a function of traffic and conversion," Arnold explained.
"Visibility in search engines and social media gets you traffic;
accessibility across a broad range of web browsers and mobile devices gets
you conversions; and standards-based web design and development is crucial
for both."

Every web page at KtiSystems.com now consists of PHP-scripted HTML5 and CSS3
that is validated W3C standards compliant and passes up to five additional
tests of Semantic Web (Web 3.0) Readiness as to behavior, accessibility,
semantics, syndication and links. This assures maximum visibility in search
engines - like Google, Bing and Yahoo - plus almost universal accessibility
across the entire spectrum of major PC, Mac, desktop, laptop, notebook,
tablet and smartphone browsers - including FireFox, Chrome, Safari, Internet
Explorer, Opera and Opera Mobile. For Web-enabled but not-so-smart
cellphones - roughly 75% of the Mobile Web market - the website sports a
KtiSystems.com/mobi "W3C mobileOK" minipage directly accessible using
microbrowsers like OpenWave. An integrated DDR (device description
repository) is used to identify and adjust content presentation for mobile
and other requesting user agents, and social media facilitation resources
are embedded in the website template.

"As cellphone coverage approaches universal, having a 'mobile friendly'
website will allow more boaters, boating dealers and marine suppliers to
access our content from wherever they are using whatever device they have,"
observed KTI Systems Marketing VP Carole Keenan. "That takes our sales,
installation and support potentials to a whole new level we might never have
reached without the professional web development and online marketing
expertise of Bruce Arnold. Pooling our respective knowledge of 'engines'
and 'standards' has proven to be a winning combination..."

About KTI Systems and the FilterBOSS Commander Series

Headquartered in Southwick Massachusetts USA, KTI Systems, Inc.
(KtiSystems.com or KtiSystems.com/mobi) is a designer, developer and
distributor of marine fuel management solutions and diesel fuel polishing
systems such as the patented and trademarked FilterBOSS(tm) Commander Series
with Racor dual filters. KTI FilterBOSS systems combine onboard diesel fuel
filtration with integrated monitoring and alerts to deliver efficient and
reliable marine fuel maintenance.

About Web3.0DesignMiami.com and WebReDesignMiami.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web applications developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com (miamiwebdesigner.mobi) and Web3.0DesignMiami.com
(webdesignermiami.mobi) form a Semantic Web design and Web 3.0 front-end
development boutique that defines success on the Web as high visibility plus
broad accessibility. Maximum ROI is assured by a proven proprietary
PervasivePersuasion.com (miamiwebdesign.mobi) methodology that
encompasses both search marketing and social media.

On The Spot Crane Service Gets A Lift From Mobile-Friendly Web 3.0 Design By Miami Web Developer

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Tue, 01 May 2012 06:14:59 -0700

WebReDesignMiami.com posted a photo:

This South Florida boom truck rentals and crane service operator taps
Semantic Web development for a high rise in online marketing visibility and
accessibility.

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On The Spot Crane & Rigging Services knows the road from recession to
recovery can require refocusing your mission, redeploying your resources and
reintroducing yourself to the marketplace, and the recent launch of their
new website OnTheSpotCraneServices.com shows they are well on their way.

Founded in 1991 as On The Spot Services LLC, their original focus was
demolition and scrapping in general and the dismantling and removal of metal
and HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) equipment in
particular. They are still licensed scrap dealers and licensed to recover
freon, and they continue to provide scrapping services to municipal,
commercial and residential clientele in Greater Miami and South Florida.
But owner Buddy Westberry sees boom truck rentals and crane service as a key
component in the continued growth and success of the business:

"Increased competition brought on by rising steel and copper prices inspired
us to refocus our fleet of Manitex and Terex boom trucks and NCCCO certified
crane operators from recovering scrap metals to being the go-to guys for
heavy lifting jobs like hoisting high-rise ac [air conditioning] units,
chillers, generators, sheds, trees, boats and yachts." Westberry stated,
"And we are confident that the new mobile-friendly website front-end
developer Bruce Arnold designed for us will get our new marketing message in
front of many new customers, regardless of what they use to access the
Internet."

On the Web, getting your message in front of as many prospects as possible
requires high visibility coupled with broad accessibility, and that's
exactly what OnTheSpotCraneServices.com was developed to deliver. Designed
by WebReDesignMiami.com with front-end development by Web3.0DesignMiami.com
and optimization by PervasivePersuasion.com, every semantically rich and
search friendly web page consists of custom handcoded PHP-scripted HTML5 and
CSS3 that is validated W3C standards compliant and passes all seven tests of
Semantic Web (Web 3.0) Readiness as to content (HTML), format (CSS),
behavior (Unobtrusive Javascript), accessibility (WAI/WCAG/Section 508),
semantics (XSLT), syndication (RSS) and links. This assures not only
maximum visibility in search engines - like Google, Bing and Yahoo - but
almost universal accessibility across the entire spectrum of major PC, Mac,
desktop, laptop, notebook, tablet and smartphone browsers - including
FireFox, Chrome, Safari, Internet Explorer, Opera and Opera Mobile.

For Web-enabled but not-so-smart cellphones - or roughly 75% of the Mobile
Web marketplace (youtu.be/lx4NoT03Yi0) - the website sports a W3C mobileOK
"minipage" accessible directly via "M.OnTheSpotCraneServices.com" using
microbrowsers like OpenWave. Custom-developed jQuery routines support
Flash-free page load and image hover animations, an integrated DDR (device
description repository) is used to identify and adjust content presentation
for mobile and other requesting user agents, and embedded resources
facilitate social media "buzz" creation.

"When South Florida contractors need something lifted, loaded, moved or
mended, they call on us because we've got the resources and expertise to
make it happen." Buddy Westberry asserted, "And when it came time for us to
make things happen in the online marketing arena, we called on Bruce
Arnold's web developers for the same reason."

About On The Spot Crane & Rigging Services

On The Spot Crane & Rigging Services (OnTheSpotCraneServices.com) rents boom
trucks and hydraulic cranes with NCCCO certified, licensed and insured
operators in Greater Miami and South Florida. They are also scrap metal and
HVAC dealers licensed to recover freon, and rent materials handling and
specialty transportation equipment such as Bobcats, forklifts, roll-off
trucks, flatbed trucks and tractor/trailer rigs, and provide expert torch
work and welding services.

About Web3.0DesignMiami.com and WebReDesignMiami.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web applications developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com (miamiwebdesigner.mobi) and Web3.0DesignMiami.com
(webdesignermiami.mobi) form a Semantic Web design and Web 3.0 front-end
development boutique that defines success on the Web as high visibility plus
broad accessibility. Maximum ROI is assured by a proven proprietary
PervasivePersuasion.com (miamiwebdesign.mobi) methodology that encompasses
both search marketing and social media.

Instrument Filters and Industrial Filtration Solutions Marketed via Mobile-Friendly Web Design by Miami Web 3.0 Developer

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 03:44:39 -0700

WebReDesignMiami.com posted a photo:

Their liquid and gas filters are effective for over 99% of all particulate
contaminants, and their Semantic Web design and W3C mobileOK web pages are
accessible by over 99% of all desktop and mobile browsers.

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With oil prices rising as petroleum reserves deplete, visionaries like T.
Boone Pickens are promoting compressed natural gas or "CNG" as a viable
alternative energy source. According to CngNow.com, CNG costs about 40%
less than gasoline and "compressed natural gas is the cleanest
transportation fuel available today." But keeping CNG clean requires
efficient coalescing filtration from production through distribution to
delivery. Recognizing that growing CNG consumption will lead to increased
demand for coalescing filters, Frontier Group of the Americas has partnered
with Classic Filters Ltd UK to distribute their comprehensive line of gas
and liquid filter elements and housings. And through their
recently-launched website FiltrationAnalysisFilters.com, they will be
leveraging mobile friendly Web 3.0 technology to market their instrument,
analysis, testing and replacement filters and custom-engineered filtration
solutions to a diverse base of scientific, research, laboratory and
industrial clientele.

"We project that increasing demand for our stainless steel filter housings
and PTFE [polytetrafluoroethylene] membrane DIA [disposable in-line
absorption] and DIF [disposable in-line] instrumentation, sampling and
analyzer filters, coupled with growing CNG filtration requirements, will be
a major contributor to our expansion into the Americas, especially as NGVs
[natural gas vehicles] make their way into the mainstream on both
continents." stated David Janes, Managing Director of Sales for Classic
Filters. "Based in South Florida near the business hub of Miami, the sales
resources and distribution network of Frontier Group are ideally located to
meet the needs of our customers in both North and South America," he
continued, "and built on a solid foundation of W3C standards compliance and
Semantic Web design, we are confident their FiltrationAnalysisFilters.com
website developed by Bruce Arnold will get our compelling message of quality
filters, competitive pricing and superior service in front of the right
people."

Designed by Bruce Arnold's Miami web design firm WebReDesignMiami.com, with
front end development by web developer Web3.0DesignMiami.com and
optimization by Internet marketer PervasivePersuasion.com, the Frontier
Group's new FiltrationAnalysisFilters.com website consists of hand-coded
PHP-scripted HTML5/CSS3 with unobtrusive Javascript and jQuery enhancements.
It features a faux browser panel extension, fixed header for desktop
browsers, touch- and search-friendly Javascript-free navigation with
imageless CSS3 gradient buttons, RSS/Ajax Twitter and blog feeds to enhance
the user experience, social media integration, sharing and bookmarking
facilitation, and Flash-free jQuery animations viewable on virtually all
desktop, notebook, netbook, tablet - including Android and iPad - and
smartphone browsers.

Every page at FiltrationAnalysisFilters.com passes all seven tests of Web
3.0 readiness, including not only W3C standards compliance validation of
content and format but also checks on behavior, accessibility, semantics,
feeds and links. This maximizes the site's visibility and user agent access
potentials. The "mobile friendly" full website is accessible by both
standard browsers and robust smartphones. Access is further broadened by
the integration of a DDR (device description repository) to identify and
adjust for mobile and other requesting browser capabilities, plus a "W3C
mobileOK" companion mobile website optimized for both smartphones with
minibrowsers (e.g. Opera Mobile) and not-so-smart cellphones with
microbrowsers (e.g. OpenWave) at "m.filtrationanalysisfilters.com". As
research by MobiThinking.com et al. indicates that currently only about 25%
of the world's growing base of 4.7 billion or so Internet-capable mobile
phones qualify as "smart" phones, these additions increase the website's
Mobile Web market penetration potential fourfold. As the Managing Director
of Production for Classic Filters Ian Bovington quipped:

"Our in-line disposable filters will eliminate over 99% of all solid and
liquid particulate contaminants. And being mobile friendly as well as Web
3.0 Ready, Frontier Group's FiltrationAnalysisFilters.com website designed
by Bruce Arnold will illuminate over 99% of all desktop and mobile web
browsers."

About FiltrationAnalysisFilters.com and Frontier Group of the Americas

Distributed by Frontier Group of the Americas, the Classic Filters line of
industrial, instrumentation, testing, sampling and analytical filtration
solutions includes everything from stainless steel filter housings for PTFE
membrane filters to replacement filter elements to complete filtering
systems suitable for almost any application. To learn more about our
highest quality coalescing and particulate filters and filtration systems
logon to FiltrationAnalysisFilters.com .

About Web3.0DesignMiami.com and WebReDesignMiami.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web applications developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com ( miamiwebdesigner.mobi ) and
Web3.0DesignMiami.com ( webdesignermiami.mobi ) form a
Semantic Web design and Web 3.0 front-end development boutique that defines
success on the Web as high visibility plus broad accessibility. Maximum ROI
is assured by a proven proprietary PervasivePersuasion.com (
miamiwebdesign.mobi ) methodology that encompasses both search
marketing and social media.

Mobile Web 3.0 Development by Miami Web Designer Offers Cost-Effective Cross-Platform M-Commerce Alternatives To Smartphone Mobile Apps

nobody@flickr.com (WebReDesignMiami.com) — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 07:47:52 -0700

WebReDesignMiami.com posted a photo:

Mobile commerce mini-cart mashup mCartSB(tm) melds Amazon PayPhrase and
PayPal Mobile SMS online shopping and payment processing into economical
mobile website alternatives to iPhone, Android and other platform-specific
mobile apps.

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According to MobiThinking.com, there are currently 5.3 billion mobile phones
in use worldwide. 90% of them have Internet access, and 25% are
"smartphones" with enough computing capacity to run their own operating
system. Surprisingly for some, however, less than 5% are Apple iPhones.
This means that despite all the buzz, iPhone Apps are accessible by only 1
in 20 mobile consumers, and only 1 in 4 can access smartphone mobile apps of
any kind. Smartphone or not, on the other hand, "W3C mobileOK" pages and
apps are accessible by 9 out of 10 mobile consumers. And with the
introduction of mCartSB(tm), Miami web designer and front-end developer
WebReDesignMiami.com is extending its results-oriented Semantic Web (Web
3.0) design methodology to include W3C mobileOK websites and m-commerce
applications.

"Big companies with big budgets can afford to spend big bucks developing
redundant mobile apps for Android OS, Apple OS, Blackberry OS, HP Web OS and
so on." stated Bruce Arnold, the web designoper behind WebReDesignMiami.com.
"But why should they? The principal beneficiaries of platform-specific
mobile apps development--which tend to lock users into the platform vendors'
offerings--are the programmers and producers of the operating systems and
devices they run on. Using XHTML/CSS or HTML5/CSS3 and standard web
development tools like PHP coupled with a cross-platform mobile DDR (device
description repository), most if not all of their functionality can be
delivered by a single browser-based Mobile Web app. And if it is coded in
compliance with the W3C's 'keep it simple, keep it small' mobileOK
standards, that single Mobile Web page or app will work not only on all
smart phones but also on the vast majority of cell phones that aren't so
smart. That means businesses won't have to ask customers to buy SmartPhone
A or SmartPhone B if they want access to Sales Portal X or Tracking Resource
Y. It also means reaching a much larger market for a much lower cost. And
for cash-strapped small businesses in recessionary times, cross-platform
m-commerce solutions like mCartSB make the Mobile Web an affordable way to
reach new customers as well as serve existing customers in new ways."

mCartSB is not a standalone software product or web application, but rather
an integration component WebReDesignMiami.com and affiliate
Web3.0DesignMiami.com offer their website design and online merchant
ecommerce clients to extend their web marketing reach by expanding it to
include Mobile Web users, who already number in the billions globally, and
who Microsoft Tag projects will outnumber "desktop" Web surfers by 2014.
The Miami-based mobile website design and web app development firm created
the mCartSB mCommerce mini-cart mashup to serve as an example of how to use
the Mobile Web to do big things in small ways. In this context, "small"
refers not only to the size of microbrowser and minibrowser screens, but
also to the computing demand placed on the client mobile device, and the
amount of time the user must wait for server downloads, requests and
responses. "Mobile web users are busy people with short attention spans for
whom quick is just as important as cool." Bruce Arnold advised. "Many
expect things to download as quickly on a phone as they do on their PC. And
they have no patience for 'mobile' web pages that are 10 times larger than
W3C mobileOK recommendations." His assertions are supported by a recent
Compuware survey revealing that 74% of mobile consumers won't wait more than
5 seconds for a page or app to load, and 43% won't return to a site they
have trouble accessing.

Amazon's online shopping and PayPal's payment processing technologies have
made those companies market leaders, and the mCartSB mashup melds
mobile-friendly aspects of both. Amazon's PayPhrase feature, for example,
minimizes the number of keystrokes required to complete a transaction by
requiring the mobile consumer to enter only a unique PayPhrase and PIN
combination to complete a purchase. And offering PayPal Mobile's SMS
text-to-pay facility means that even mobile consumers using six year old
cell phones with microbrowsers that don't support Javascript can shop online
and make purchases. Online merchants must have accounts with Amazon and
PayPal to offer both alternatives through mCartSB, but they have the option
to implement either, both or Amazon PayPhrase with PayPal Mobile SMS as
fallback. An interactive demo of mCartSB is accessible by 9 out of 10
mobile phones using any number of mobile web browsers ranging from the old
Openwave microbrowser to the new Opera minibrowser at
"m.webredesignmiami.com/mcartsb.php" or "web30ready.com/mcartsb".

About WebReDesignMiami.com and Web3.0DesignMiami.com

Miami web designer and Mobile Web applications developer Bruce Arnold's
WebReDesignMiami.com ( miamiwebdesigner.mobi ) and
Web3.0DesignMiami.com ( webdesignermiami.mobi ) form a
Semantic Web design and Web 3.0 front-end development boutique that
understands Net success requires high visibility plus broad accessibility.
They deliver results in the form of search optimized, tableless, W3C
validated Section 508 compliant HTML5/CSS3 source with unobtrusive
Javascript, jQuery/Ajax and VA4Most(tm) HTML5 video/audio (va4most.com)
along with W3C mobileOK web pages, mobile websites, the mCartSB(tm)
mCommerce mini-cart (web30ready.com/mcartsb) and custom cross-platform
Mobile Web app development. Maximum ROI is assured by a proven and
proprietary PervasivePersuasion.com ( miamiwebdesign.mobi )
online marketing methodology that encompasses both search marketing and
social media (seo/sem/smm). Like us on Facebook at
facebook.com/mobilewebdesignmiami , follow us on Twitter at
twitter.com/webredesigner , view us on YouTube at
youtube.com/gbrucearnold , or call us at 786-326-8079.