Boyle Software Inc. stands with the people of Ukraine. During this terrible time we are determined to do everything we possibly can to help our Ukrainian employees and their families to stay safe.
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Language Dept. is an innovative and pioneering design agency from New York City. We were honored when they asked Boyle Software to build their new website to better showcase their award-winning digital and print designs.
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Static site generators have been around for quite a while (think Jekyll), but their popularity has been increasing rapidly as of late. the euphoric embrace of the Jamstack by the web developer community has not gone unnoticed at Amazon and Microsoft.
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Boyle Software’s client Galvanized announced last week that their two flagship websites EatThis.com and BestLifeOnline.com reached another high in performance over the New Year. Both websites are hosted on Boyle Software’s AWS solution built for Galvanized.
Continue readingGoogle announced that within the next two years the Chrome browser would no longer allow 3rd-party cookies. Reactions are mixed.
Continue readingFor some of us the last quarter of 2019 meant going back to school. Boyle Software received additional certifications both on foundational and technical levels.
Continue readingOctober is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) in the United States. Started by National Cyber Security Alliance and the Department of Homeland Security in 2003 it was conceived to raise awareness of the importance of cybersecurity.
Continue readingWhen testing for performance, WebPageTest is an invaluable tool. While the performance audit tab in Chrome’s Dev Tools tests a web page against Google’s performance algorithm and creates a score along with a list of opportunities to improve performance, WebPageTest offers an in-depth look at what exactly is happening when someone requests a web page from our server.
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The alt attribute is mandatory. It serves several important accessibility purposes. That’s why it is the first guideline of the Web Content Accessibility Guide (WCAG).
We all have seen the most well-known example of the purpose of alternative text: a broken image. In order to make the original intention of the image accessible even if it can’t load the image the browser displays the text as an alternative.
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A web accessibility statement provides your users with information about the accessibility of your content. It shows that you care about accessibility and demonstrates social responsibility.
