Nicola and I were doing a bit of market research for a client the other day, talking to event managers about their process for choosing suppliers. One comment we heard… read more →
I had a fiendish problem to solve today. A client wanted their adwords to link to a page that didn’t actually exist. The page was a search result but he… read more →
Here is a little tip for cleaning up old code. I was looking at a new client’s website recently and saw they had some horrible old JavaScript to produce a nice fade… read more →
Improving your website load speed is a good idea. Not only does it make for a better user experience (how many times have you left a site which has taken… read more →
Today (1 March) is the day that Google’s new privacy policy becomes effective. The aim of the change is to simplify over 60 different privacy policies across Google and replace… read more →
There is no such thing as a finished website. Itterative growth is the key to success and multivariate testing is the key to deciding what to do next… That and… read more →
In conversation with a Google representative today I was told that 60% of smartphone users click on ads on their phones at least once a week. The implications for adding… read more →
NOTICE– TECHNICAL JARGON ALERT Tinymce is the wysiwyg editor of choice on millions of websites. It comes as standard in the Drupal CMS and is often used in bespoke content… read more →
Rule 1 – Write it down. Many years ago we were choosing good names for a new teacher’s newsletter. We came up with “schools express”, everyone liked it and I… read more →
I have enjoyed building a “solar panel calculator” this week. The client wanted a tool that allows visitors to their website to enter their postcode, be presented with a map… read more →
