Just stumbled across the “site overlay” feature in Google Analytics. From the data presented for D2Coding, it’s clear that more visitors are interested in learning about D2Coding in general, that those visitors interested in what we do are three times more interested in our Flash/Actionscript portfolio than our Web 2.0 Technologies portfolio, and that either database/server-side coding is not interesting to them, or the specific technologies are meaningless to them, and so they don’t click on those links.

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Flash is sleek and dynamic which allows your client’s customers new ways to interact with their web sites. Below you will find a “slider” navigation component, that can be customized with different pictures, links, text and font colors.
The navigation is considered stateful because it knows which state it should be in for a given page. You will notice that whichever page you are on, that page’s image is displayed in the middle of the slider, no matter where the image was when you left the last page. This makes …

Found this Fowler article pretty insightful when thinking about the difference between mocks and stubs. New to the mocking scene, I didn’t understand the difference at first, but the latter part of the portion I have linked to states that

To reiterate some of the things you may have read about D2Coding already, our strength is in working with marketing agencies that are looking to expand their electronic offerings to their clients. We excel at creating unique enhancements to web sites using Adobe® Flash® technology as well as integrating new and existing web sites with database content, both of which allow for marketing campaigns to be more interactive with their targeted end-user.
Another strength that may not be readily apparent by our name, is that we are more than "just coders". …