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Web Design isn’t easy. You’ve got to think about menu structure, page layout, colours, fonts and images. When setting out each page, you need to sort out where everything goes. Your menu bar,...
As you’ve probably heard, Firefox 3.5 has been released and is available to download. There are changes and new features in several areas, but some of the most interesting for web developers are...
We all know how horribly disorientating getting lost can be. Okay, getting stuck out in the middle of some desolate terrain, minus a map and compass, may not be a regular occurrence...
A web browser is the piece of software you use to look at internet sites. You’re using one to read this. There’s quite a choice of browsers out there. Most people use one...
That’s the north west of England (so apologies to our readers in Oregon or Wester Ross or the north west of any other country), more specifically Manchester. PHPNW08 is a PHP conference taking...
I logged into my RSS reader as usual today to check up on the latest industry news and information. And it’s turned out to be one of those days where every site...
Last week we grabbed the camera, balanced it on a chair (really) and filmed a couple more short videos for our series. If you haven’t caught them before, the idea is to...
The Rissington Podcast bills itself as a “web-geek version of Gardeners’ Question Time”. This isn’t a genre I’ve stumbled upon before, but presenters Jon Hicks (who, incidentally, designed the Firefox logo) and...
Just a quick post for those of you grappling with coding a website I have some basic HTML knowledge from one of my modules at university, for example I can start a new...
“Your business needs a website.” In the past, perhaps this statement wasn’t true for every new company. But these days, virtually all start-ups should have an online presence from day one. There are...
