Azul Arc, a Web Interactive Firm, hosted the Arte17 Jewelry Show at their Atlanta office showcasing Alexandra Cardona’s latest work. Alexandra revealed bracelets, necklaces, and earrings, with her patented South American twist shown in all her handcrafted jewelry.

“We are always happy to support small businesses here in Atlanta. Similar to what we do here at Azul Arc, Arte17 works hard to fine-tune their design for each piece on display,” said Zahir Palanpur, President of Azul Arc, “It was a pleasure to host the show and see Alex’s inspired designs.”

All of Arte17’s jewelry is handmade by craftsmen in Bogota, Colombia. Feel free to take a look at the jewelry and their process on the Arte17 website.

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Responsive Design: Is Your Website Missing Out?

With mobile internet usage projected to overtake the desktop by as early as 2014, does your website need responsive design?

Needless to say, smartphones and tablets have made a huge push into consumer’s hands over the course of only a few years. Almost 70% of Americans are expected to own a mobile device at some point of 2013. And let’s not forget the iPhone was introduced only five years ago. …Read more

Introducing inSITE – a new mobile product platform by Azul Arc We are excited to launch the beta version of a new product platform we’ve developed called inSITE. For this newsletter, we feature this mobile platform; built to provide your sales team with just-in-time information at the moment of need – when they are visiting customers on-site. It can also be used to communicate your company’s values and standards internally as is featured below. …Read more

With all this talk about the Apple’s iWatch, Google released a video today that shows just what Google Glass can do.

Google Glass will let users share videos, pictures, and live stream with friends. Glass can also translate your voice into other languages, let you know if your flight is delayed, and give you the temperature outside. Not to mention, the user interface is clean and intuitive without being too intrusive on the user’s vision.

Log onto Twitter or Google+ and fill out an application to become eligible to order the Glass Explorer Edition. Make sure to include #ifihadglass in your tweet and let Google know how you would use Google Glass in your life.

Google isn’t giving it away for free though. You will still need to pay the $1500 up front for your glasses if you win.

Sure, Graph Search can help you pick your next favorite Italian hole-in-the-wall, or which movie your friends think is a must see this coming weekend.

But what does this mean for your business? Are you missing the boat when it comes to using this tool to its full potential? Take a look below and use these three tips to help your company grow in the new era of search. …Read more

Designing for the Post PC Era

This month’s newsletter includes work that has adopted the latest programming technologies to help websites make the transition into the Post PC Era. The use of HTML 5 and jQuery allows sites to be viewable on both PC and tablet devices, while mobile phone users are redirected to a reader-friendly version of the site. Our design does not only focus on looks, but how it will engage the customer. We feel the project example below illustrates this approach. …Read more