Monthly Archives: November 2009

Pink bricks?

For those who are not in the business of website development, understanding the different technologies can be a bit of a challenge. I think the single most important thing is that your website should be written in XHTML/CSS and not … Continue reading

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What is a website?

Ok so this might sound a bit like a silly question, but stick with me for a moment. Try to think about your own experience of websites. Perhaps online banking, booking a holiday, researching about a new gadget for the … Continue reading

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Who buys your stuff?

One of the first stages of designing a website involves really understanding our clients brand and market (as well as their competitors!).  Only a handful of times have clients come to us armed with a branding guide and a real … Continue reading

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Interesting question…

I was asked by a client this week “Why do you request a deposit before providing mock ups” – to be honest she sounded a bit put out when she found that this was our standard T&C.   Well… We’ve been … Continue reading

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5 reasons to have your website well coded

I might harp on about good quality code quite a lot but there are lots of very good reasons.  When buying a website it’s easy to get swept away with great design or go for a low budget option or … Continue reading

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