Earlier this week we released an update to our Members app that allows you to import new members from a CSV file.

I'm pleased to announce that we've added a new member to our team. Stephen Gilbert, a talented designer and front-end developer, will be starting with us this week. Stephen will be heavily involved in many of the upcoming new websites with our clients and partners.

Sliced Design has been hard at work producing the Ipswich butcher shop website. Just looking at this site will make your mouth water!

A few weeks ago we introduced Content Snippets, a great way to share editable snippets of content throughout your website. Content Snippets can use a single rich text editor or use a Content Layout. However, sometimes you want to create a Content Layout that can only be used for Content Snippets or just for Pages. Well now you can.

We just added the ability to export your orders as a CSV file from the Aptuitiv Studio Store app.

If you've edited any pages in your website recently you might have noticed a new section of Pages called Content Snippets. I'm going to explain what Content Snippets are, why we created them and what you can do with them.

When you're creating emails using Aptuitiv Studio Campaigns you can now include information about the campaign in each email.

Our Campaigns app is still relatively new and we've been working hard to add new features to make it a more robust email campaign tool. With that goal in mind, we've recently added the ability for the campaign recipients to view a copy of the email in their browser. All you have to do to enable that is to put a simple link in your email template.

We've been working on updating our website and recently updated the add-on apps that are listed on our site. Just recently we finished upgrading the last add-on… Read more...

Last week we introduced a small change to editing app layouts that should make things easier. In the past if you needed to change the template that an app layout used you had to create a whole new layout. That's not a terrible thing, but it was a bit inconvenient.