Do you know what web browser you are using right now?
If you don't, you're certainly not alone. Lots of people will name their operating system (like Windows or Mac) or search engine of choice (like Google or Yahoo) when asked to describe a web browser. In fact, a web browser is neither of those things, but is instead a program on your computer that allows you to visit websites. Examples of web browsers are Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome.
You can find out what browser you are using right now by visiting WhatBrowser.org, created by Jason Toff of Google. This is always useful information to have on hand when trying to troubleshoot a web site issue with Famous Web or any web developer. Read more »
Drupal is the content management platform on which all Famous Web sites are built. It's flexible and extensible; in its strength hides a small but mighty learning curve. I've gathered together what I think are some good materials for Drupal users that aren't necessarily website developers.
You can always count on Famous Web to guide you through the website process, but if you are a self-directed learner, you might want to checkout these links to learn more about the basics of Drupal. Read more »
A slightly bizarre video and song for Famous Web's CMS of choice, Drupal. The most exciting part, for all you non-geeks, is a chance to see many of the different kinds of sites that have been built with Drupal. Read more »
