The i-Site Blog

Over the past year, the British American Business Council of Greater Philadelphia has worked to build a Young Professionals Group made up of members under the age of 40 who are looking to develop valuable business… Read More

I-SITE is excited to be partnering with Hidden City Philadelphia on the design and development of their donations-driven 2013 Festival website.  Local Philadelphia-based nonprofit, Hidden City generates awareness and educates people about Philadelphia’s lesser-known and… Read More

The I-SITE team has continued to mount up the awards for children’s TV network Sprout, most notably winning Best Family Mobile application at the 2013 Internet Advertising Competition. I-SITE worked with the Sprout team’s idea of… Read More

Skills: HTML5, CSS3, SASS, jQuery / Javascript, PHP, MySQL, Creative Problem Solving, UX Theory and Development, Petting Cats Tools of the Trade: I couldn’t live without an Ubuntu Build and my lovely little local LAMP stack. Outside of… Read More

There’s nothing quite like gathering 30-40 programmers at a bar and giving them all a few drinks. This took place last Tuesday night at Old City’s National Mechanics where Philly.rb, Philadelphia’s very own Ruby user… Read More

As part of 2013 Philly Tech Week, PhillyCHI and I-SITE will be co-presenting Design & Tech-Themed Quizzo. Come sip 60s-inspired cocktails, munch on buttered popcorn, and show off your brains! Our very own Dana Pavlichko… Read More

Cipher Prime, a Philadelphia-based game studio, is holding an event called Gaming as Therapy: A Pathway to Interaction this Friday, April 19 at The Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. The event will explore video… Read More

It’s that time again. Yep – Spring is here! But, it’s also time for I-SITE’s latest music mix, which we’re calling Spring Mix. Tips for Recovering Deleted Files from Folder in Windows 10 Accidentally deleting… Read More

This week at I-SITE, one my tasks was to fix an issue dealing with a Drupal site’s Date API. I had downloaded the entire site to my Apache-Friends XAMPP Sandbox and began configuring it to… Read More