More content, better navigation, deeper dives into performance home strategies and methodologies.
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We’ve been working since early November 2025 on a complete remodel of the Technology Designer website. Our assembled development team includes graphic designers, SEO specialists, and coders helping us to create something special for our audience of architects, designers, builders, property developers, realtors and technology specialists.
As we enter our ninth year, we came to realize that we had amassed a vast collection of articles and news items. And it wasn’t so easy to explore and navigate do to the sheer size of the content from our incredible team of writers and contributors. So step one was to make things much more intuitive for our readers so they can get the information they need and deep dive into subject matter they want to learn about. Additionally, we went deep into our archives and deleted older technologies that have now evolved into newer innovations so we present the most current technologies and sciences impacting performance homes.
We’ve added an industry events calendar so readers can explore all of the trade shows and conventions from the various trades that comprise performance homes. Please contact us with updates of your shows and events so we can keep our calendar up to date!
We have been truly blessed to have assembled a great roster of contributing writers, and now you will be able to follow your favorite authors and explore full bios of some of the most incredible people we are proud to have grace our magazine.
For advertisers, we now offer a low-cost alternative where you can target our audience segments by supporting individual articles and individuals writers. If you are a kitchen and bath manufacturer, you can target only those articles that will reach your intended audience. Or if you want to follow one of our writers, you can place a permanent, linked ad for each of that writer’s articles throughout the year.
We’re excited to share the new site beginning March 4th. Check it out next week and thanks for supporting Technology Designer Magazine.
