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terrypease

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  1. Looking to add live chat support tool on real estate website

    terrypease replied to andrewwiggins20's topic in Web Development (HTML, Java, PHP, ASP, XML, etc.)
    I didn't get you on the banana and potato thing Jaclaz. But yes, I do agree that the usefulness of live chat depends on the kinds of services a site provides. Integrating live chat on all sites is definitely not recommended. But since Andrew here has a real estate website, embedding a live chat script is a good option.

  2. HTML5 vs. Adobe Flash (Which Is Superior For Video Playback)

    terrypease replied to 11ryanc's topic in Web Development (HTML, Java, PHP, ASP, XML, etc.)
    My vote goes for html5. Flash slows down the website and my browser keeps getting freezed because of this flash.

  3. Looking to add live chat support tool on real estate website

    terrypease replied to andrewwiggins20's topic in Web Development (HTML, Java, PHP, ASP, XML, etc.)
    Live chat script is a good idea. Embedding it in a website is a bit of a task. I have my own online boutique and had also got the live chat feature built in my website to be able to interact in a better way with my customers. However, since I know nothing about website design, I took professional help from web design company new york in this case.

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