I like a good logo. People often underestimate the power of a logo and the effect it has on their business. Sometimes it’s the really simple ones that become the most recognisable. Here’s a few of my favourite ones. This simple logo has been around for a while now but so easily sums up the [...]
I recently attend the on-line conference “Day Camp 4 Developers #3: Project Management”
The Day Camp 4 Developer conferences are focused on improving the peripheral skills of developers. While we are constantly focused on developing our core coding skills, there are lots of other aspects of the profession that often get neglected, and these are what the Day Camp crew aim to focus on.
Posted by: Adam Whale | Category: News
The companies weathering this storm share basic strategies for reacting to the adverse climate. Each one focuses on reinforcing their value to consumers. OK, the debt disaster has been avoided. For now, anyway. But the economy is still teetering on the edge of a cliff. What can you do about it? Well, you could be saving [...]
Posted by: Carl Wills | Category: News
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
The final round started this weekend for the online flash game we created in association with MCE Insurance. Record a top 200 time riding a motorbike round the Silverstone track for a chance to win tickets to the final British Superbikes Championship race at Brands Hatch.
You’ll have until September 30th to record a time and one of the top 200 entries…
Posted by: Ashley Chant | Category: Clients
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
Canada based, psychometric-assessment firm AptiQuant has released a report correlating the scores acheived in their online IQ test with the browser being used to take the test with.
With a sample group of 101,326 users, the report notes that IE users rank significantly lower than other browser users, Camino and IE with Chrome Frame users ranked a little higher on average, and there was no significant differance between other browser users.
Posted by: Adam Whale | Category: News
Milton Bayer has worked with Mookie Toys to setup online competitions to win an iPod nano or Swingball Pro. To win the prizes you have to submit the best picture of yourself playing Swingball in public places, known as “Swingkin”, or playing their Tailball game in places around the world. We’ve also integrated their website [...]
Posted by: Ashley Chant | Category: Clients, Links, News
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