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Solspace has been in business 20 years. In that time we've learned one thing. People hire and retain us for our ability to help them make their websites reliable sources of income. Out of this we're developing a Web Reliability consulting practice. We just submitted our first Web Reliability Consulting Proposal.

They say that the average client / agency relationship lasts an average of three years. My experience is a little different. Here are three reasons why.

Today I want to express my gratitude to the early supporters of the Web Reliability project. This week things sort of turned a corner. Several of the group of people who were the first to read the initial chapters of the book reached out to offer encouragement. They likely have little idea how important this is to me.

I was joking around with a good friend of mine yesterday. I was telling him how hard it was to come up with an elevator pitch to describe what Solspace does. He made me laugh about something and then all of a sudden, there it was; a pretty decent elevator pitch about how Solspace is like those companies who help airlines maintain their aircraft.

It's with great pleasure that we announce the availability of Express Forms, an intuitive and lightweight form builder plugin for Craft CMS that's easy to use and doesn't assume much, so it's a smoother experience if you're wanting to build simple forms or handle your own templating and custom features! It's designed to be a more simplified approach to building and managing forms than a more powerful solution like Freeform.

You already know that your website is a principle source of revenue for your business. You know that your customers or clients will flow through it to reach you and pay you for your services. But with all the web experts out there, you don't know who is responsible for what.

Hey Solspace, can you guys build, test and release an API integration plugin for Craft CMS in less than 48 hours?

Web development can be a lot like driving in traffic. You're inching along, making a little progress, but honestly not enough to get you there before you've spent an all-nighter on the highway in the snow. Instead of turning back like a sane person, you press on. I mean hey, you have already invested this much time right?