To our extended Razorfrog community,
As the end of the year approaches, we like to reach out, check in, and share our gratitude for your continued support. It’s a time of reflection for us all – to look at our challenges, successes, and where we plan to grow in the new year.Read More
Let me tell you something about websites: they only truly exist if you visit them. They are very existentialist that way. And once you get there, once you’ve participated in the shared experience of our Razorfrog servers loading a website, and your human brain and eyes undertaking their perception, we want to make sure that whole thing was worth it, always, for any business that wants to exist in the infinite, unknowable web space.Read More
Over the years we’ve used dozens of domain registrars and webhosts. We’ve had our favorites, become affiliates and referral partners for a handful, recommended them to scores of clients, and even written similar blog posts about them. As our business grows and new options become available, we do our best to stay on top of the market and update our choices accordingly.Read More
This Thursday, April 9th, the state of California will be entering its fourth week of lockdown mandated by Governor Gavin Newsom in a vital effort to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus. While sheltering at home, we’ve noticed many instances in which local businesses have not updated their websites to inform customers about their current policies, or mention if they’re still open for business.Read More
During the first week of the COVID-19 pandemic, many small businesses in San Francisco closed their doors for the foreseeable future to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and “flatten the curve.” More businesses across the country will be closing in the weeks to follow as the crisis continues to unfold. Countless business owners across the globe are left wondering when they’ll be able to re-open shop amidst an uncertain future.
It’s a difficult time to gauge when things will return to normal. Physical stores may be closing, but migrating a brick-and-mortar business to the internet is still an option — and for many is currently necessary.Read More
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to unfold globally, we are all finding ourselves impacted. Countless small businesses across the world have been forced to temporarily close their doors and the economic consequences of this crisis will continue to disrupt our daily lives for the foreseeable future.
Razorfrog is reaching out to everyone — both in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond — to offer assistance during this challenging time. Fortunately, our small team is in good health and is practicing social distancing by working remotely from home to combat transmission. We continue to keep our virtual doors open as normal to do whatever is necessary to help our community and clients with their immediate needs, as well as serving their long term web design and online marketing goals.Read More
A new year. It’s like a freshly paved road leading to a promised land, 365 (well, minus 21) days that could all point to a brighter tomorrow.
At Razorfrog, we have been tippy-tap-tapping with our little froggy hands, and now we are ready to launch sites the way same we launch ourselves into the air with our powerful back legs: with strength, power, precision, and a desire to reach the greatest of heights.Read More