Insights
Make 'Em Want It: Using Gated Content For Lead Gen
Want to know one of the weirdest things about web content?
We want it more when we have to work for it.
Altos Represent: Making Our Mark on Manchester
Our city is more than just the place we hang our proverbial hats. Manchester is part of who we are - it has shaped our business, provided our talent, and invited us to be part of the community for fifteen years. That means a lot to us, and we’re always looking for ways to give back.
Fifteen And Feeling Great: A Decade And A Half Of Altos
They say the best things in life take time. To be honest, we’ve always been a bit more about the present (and the near future), with our eye fixed pretty firmly on what’s happening now, and what we can expect in the months ahead. But once in a while it’s important to look back and reflect - and our fifteenth anniversary this June offered the perfect opportunity.
Traffic Trends: What's Up Facebook?
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: any site, service, or platform that’s around today - even the biggest kids on the playground - could go away tomorrow.
Hitting Warp Speed With Figma
A little over a year ago we switched to Figma for designing and iterating our sites. Let’s rephrase: a little over a year ago our design process got a long overdue kick in the a-hem, and we haven’t looked back since.
Responsive Design Vs. Progressive Web Apps: The Push for PWA's
Want to get a group of developers all riled up? Just mention Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) - currently the hot buzzword in the world of web development.
We Make Us Look Good: Introducing The New Altos
In the words of our founder Tony Matos: “You gotta practice what you preach.” After several years spent focused on bringing so many other amazing websites to the world, we decided it was time to turn our gaze inward and spend a little time tending our own backyard.
Why, GDPR? Why?
No four letter acronym has caused more sleepless nights, heartache, and, frankly, confusion to the digital universe since a little three letter acronym some 20 years ago (looking at you, Y2K). That’s right, we’re talking GDPR, which stands for the General Data Protection Regulation. It’s singlehandedly causing the internet to lose its collective mind.