Yesterday, in the morning of May, 28, 2009, a 7.1 earthquake struck in the northern coast of Honduras and was felt throughout Central America. This caused several deaths and structural damages. This is a relevant event for Web Design in Honduras because it puts focus on all forms of media, and puts them all to a very real test. The media is something we want to take advantage of in business and one we want to use in case of emergency to find firsthand accounts quickly. Much the same way you might want to instantly communicate an emergency, it would be convenient to publish a press release or other business publication for immediate release.
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Internet is no substitute for Radio or TV, it allows you to pick what content you want to view and skip whatever is irrelevant. Here I review the importance of staying informed while using the recent earthquakes in Honduras and their media response as examples.
La Ceiba, Honduras can have local help. 2Active Design can tell you how to improve your site and take full advantage of the two-way, multilingual communication it is capable of. Isn’t it time you upgraded your business to the 21st Century?
La Ceiba is a premier destination for tourists. Business based here should have a world class website. 2Active Design can help. While many locals know the city quite well, visitors will probably look to the Internet for information before trying to ask local folk. For this reason, it is imperative that businesses in La Ceiba have a beautiful and informative website in Spanish and English.
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La Ceiba, Honduras is a premier destination for tourists. Business based here should have a world class website. Many locals know the city quite well but visitors will look to the Internet for information. Therefore, businesses in La Ceiba have a beautiful and informative website.
Panoramic photograph of La Ceiba, Honduras. It was a nice afternoon right when the sun was starting to come down. You can see a wide variety of settings here where commercial zones meet residential areas. The images are large so you’ll need to scroll to see more.
Archived Web Development
May 29, 2009
Carlos Velasco