Inspired by Google’s recently issued search trends of 2014 – http://www.google.com/trends/topcharts?hl=en#date=2014&geo= – here is a snapshot of some important trends and web statistics for anyone using the web to promote their business. Responsive vs fixed width websites [visualizer id=”1252″] The number of responsive web designs in the top 100 Alexa most popular websites has increased…
Small traders using the Amazon marketplace were left nursing losses as the RepricerExpress software mistakenly priced many items at 1p, leading to opportunist consumers buying up multiple items. In normal circumstances an online trader, spotting a pricing mistake, is within their rights to cancel an order as long as they offer a full refund. Unfortunately…
Here’s one of our recent web designs for Leicestershire / Warwickshire based wedding photographer – Aaron Doyle Photography. Aaron needed a website that performed a number of different tasks. First and foremost the website should be an attractive showcase for his past work on weddings, proms, special events and portraits but it also provides several…
Our world is brimming with technology, helping us be more productive in our working lives and stay in touch with friends and family. We recently found this article – 100 Technical Things Non-Technical People Can Learn To Make Their Lives Easier – that provides some important facts and figures to help us use our technology…
You may have heard about Shellshock which is a serious bug affecting potentially milllions of computers around the world. The flaw has been found in a software component known as Bash, which is a part of many Linux operating systems as well as Apple’s Mac OS X. The Shellshock bug can be used to remotely…
Bob Cheshire is a very talented concept artist who has worked on computer games, museum exhibitions and in recent years as concept artist for blockbuster movies such as Wrath of the Titans, Thor 2 and the record breaking Guardians of the Galaxy. We recently revamped his website to go fully minimalist in design terms but…