Web developers everywhere now have a place to turn to get their questions answered. The SF Club, founded last week, is a place to discuss new trends in the internet industry and an open forum for internet marketing.
(PRWEB) October 21, 2004 -- Web developers everywhere now have a place to turn to get their questions answered. StormFront Development, the parent of The SF Club, says the need for such a group was obvious. Web designers needed a place to discuss new trends and to get their questions answered" says a spokesman for the club. The club, launched only early last week, is an open forum for discussion about internet marketing," according to their website.
SF Club is the brainchild of StormFront President, Shaun Nestor. He says it just seemed obvious. As a web designer myself, information is spread out all over the place when it comes to new trends." The club, says Nestor, will provide new trends and open discussion all in one place.
At first glance, the club webpage seems simple, but after a quick registration, members can access the forum area. This is the main portion of the club, offering articles about trends and changes in the current web industry. Also included are resources used by the big boys", contact information to other industry leaders, and a question and answer section labeled Ask SF". This section is reserved for developers wanting more information on a particular subject. The moderators of the forum will either post an educated response, allow other developers to answer, or get an expert to come in.
Nestor says he anticipates future teleconferences with industry leaders, special group rates at other web resources, and many other member benefits.
More information can be found at the Clubs website: http://www.TheSFClub.com
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