Mozilla announced last night a new project aimed to steamling the sign-in process for websites. BrowserID centralises your login details and allows almost one-click sign-in to any websites supporting the service. http://identity.mozilla.com/post/7616727542/introducing-browserid-a-better-way-to-sign-in “For a Web developer, creating a new application always involves an annoying hurdle: how do users sign in? An email address with a [...]

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Posted by: Adam Whale | Category: News

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Posted by: Aaron Humphreys | Category: We love

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Posted by: Aaron Humphreys | Category: Discussion, We love

Where do you start? The App Store currently boasts 500,000 approved apps, there are almost 86,000 developers and almost 40% of iPhone apps are free. It’s already saturated with hundreds of redundant apps struggling for the lime light. Do your research – is there a gap? Who is doing what? Capitalise – have they missed [...]

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Posted by: Aaron Humphreys | Category: Clients, News

Quick example of how to show a list of images from your flickr account:

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Posted by: Richard Harris | Category: News

London Tweets 24h from Anders Johansson on Vimeo.

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Posted by: Matt Smith | Category: News

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…

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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 [...]

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Posted by: Matt Smith | Category: Discussion, News

Over the last two years, the rise of mobile/smartphones and tablet devices offering 3G and WiFi internet browsing has changed the way that we use the internet on a daily basis. New televisions and gaming consoles also offer web browsing, pushing the web away from a previous “desktop only” experience, to one that is with us now at home, the office, or on the move.

With mobile browsing expected to outpace desktop-based access within three years, web designers & developers are now faced with a question – how do we build a website for so many devices with varying screen sizes and browsers?

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Posted by: Mat Swainson | Category: Discussion

I have seen a lot of mundane things go viral in my time, kittens, babies, birds flying into windows… but I never thought I would ever see a bug fix in open source software go viral like this one has. ln -s /usr/lib/mesa/ld.so.conf /etc/alternatives/gl_conf rm -rf /etc/alternatives/xorg_extra_modules rm -rf /etc/alternatives/xorg_extra_modules-bumblebee – rm -rf /usr /lib/nvidia-current/xorg/xorg [...]

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Posted by: Adam Whale | Category: News