So you’ve come up with a sweet new idea for a computer program that organizes your whatsits and connects them to your whateverthehecks in ways that no one has thought of before. Genius! People are going to love this idea! It’s revolutionary! …

When you think of a vacation policy, what comes to mind? Rules? Strict guidelines? Stress? Not enough time? Integrity co-owner, Ed Morrissey, witnessed the tension that vacation policies created at his previous company. There would always be an employee who would approach him during his or her first month of…

I’m going to reveal how long I’ve been doing this by telling you a sad tale. It’s about a client who needed a change to their website. It’s really a sentence, that’s all the client needs changed. Here’s what I’d have to do, as a developer: Find and open the…

For the past ten weeks, nine Integrity employees have been competing in a fitness challenge called BodyByJake. There have been many ups and downs. …

User experience design is based on a foundation of creating useful, accessible and engaging designs centered on user needs. At Integrity, our project process revolves around our client’s users. …

I’ve used all sorts of hosting services over the years during my time as a custom web developer, each with varying levels of satisfaction. However, when it comes to hosting an open-source CMS like WordPress, my first recommendation these days is WP Engine. Here’s a breakdown of my favorite features. Move Your WordPress Site with the Automated Migration Tool …

Here at Integrity, we’re always hungry for an opportunity to try out new paradigm-shifting technology. So when our friends at St. Louis Public Radio came to us looking to try out the new Amazon Alexa Skills platform, we said BOOM! When Amazon released their first consumer-based voice interface technology a…

I just realized Integrity turned 15… that certainly went fast. For those of us working in the technology space in 2001, we all remember how bad those times were. Companies folding. Markets crashing. Surviving companies froze all spending and buckled down for a slow (eventual?) recovery. People went back to…

Last Tuesday, a web developer went to work writing code as usual, unaware that they were going to accidentally cause a chain reaction of events that slowed to a crawl Amazon Web Services, the world’s largest provider in the field. This five-hour slow down meant the myriad companies that rely…