I don’t know about you but I’m getting increasingly annoyed at the media’s incessant desire to portray a negative spin on the news. Whilst we cannot hide from the fact that the financial world is in a bit of a mess right now, our attitude on how we think about it is highly influenced by [...]
Posted by: Ray Wellington | Category: Discussion, News
What does it mean to be a Trip Advisor contributor? Does it mean that you are professional critique? Does it mean that you have travelled the world and stayed in all types of accommodation? Well in some cases, yes but in most cases no. Trip Advisor was set up as a review website where users [...]
Posted by: Matt Smith | Category: Discussion
After numerous months of internal testing with different open source content management systems, we’ve finally decided to take the leap and try Drupal for a few medium sized client websites. We were continually postponing the leap until just the right project came along, although we finally decided we liked the new features and administration improvements in Drupal 7 that we’ve now got three Drupal websites in the final stages of build…
Posted by: Ashley Chant | Category: Clients, Discussion
What is WordPress? It’s a free, open-source application contributed to by a community of professional volunteers and developers. It’s much more than a blog tool, it’s a publishing platform used by thousands of companies and individuals. It’s among a shortlist that we recommend and the reason for this is simple; our clients find it easy [...]
Posted by: Aaron Humphreys | Category: Discussion
From simple websites to full scale Web Applications, JavaScript is the go-to scripting language for building interactivity into web sites and applications. As projects become more and more complex, with lines of JavaScript increasing dramatically, testing your code for bugs, glitches & performance is an essential part of development.
Posted by: Mat Swainson | Category: Discussion, News
I recently came across this plugin that really improves the usability of large select lists and multiple select form elements. The plugin is called Chosen and is available to use with JQuery, Prototype and Mootools.
Chosen offers enhanced features to select lists for searching through the options and supports multiple select lists and option grouping…
Posted by: Ashley Chant | Category: Discussion, Links, We love
HTML5 and CSS3 features are at the cutting edge of the web industry right now, with websites across the globe making use of them to enhance the user’s experience. In a world full of internet browsers with varying levels of support for these features however, how can we be sure what we implement will work across the board? Say hello to Modernizr, an open-source Javascript library that can help you build HTML5 and CSS3-powered websites.
Posted by: Mat Swainson | Category: Discussion
Google Analytics has become a standard feature that all clients expect on their websites these days and something they no longer feel they need to request. Checking that GA has been added to a site has been part of our Go-Live procedure for some time now, which I’m sure is standard, or at least for all web developers who’ve had a client request a visitors report or access to the statistics only to realise it wasn’t added to the site. After those awkward conversations with clients or even accounts handlers it’s not an oversight you repeat.
Google Analytics provides great detail out of the box by simply pasting the provided code into your footer but they also offer the ability to…
Posted by: Ashley Chant | Category: Discussion, News
Firstly, let’s start by asking the question: Do you know what your website monthly traffic is? Secondly, do you know what the most popular page on your website is? Thirdly, how many people access this via a mobile device? Now, have you looked at your website and that page only a mobile browser? If the [...]
Posted by: Matt Smith | Category: Discussion, News
I don’t know about you but I’m getting increasingly annoyed at the media’s incessant desire to portray a negative spin on the news. Whilst we cannot hide from the fact that the financial world is in a bit of a mess right now, our attitude on how we think about it is highly influenced by [...]
20/02/12 Posted by: Ray Wellington
Category: Discussion, News
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