This post highlights “Deep Work” methods for staying focused in work for difficult tasks. I apologise for the slight delays in publishing due to distractions like the phone ringing, signing for deliveries and various client emails that needed dealing with urgently (see what I did there?). Most jobs have a mix of different types…
Crystal ball time as we look forward to web design trends that are likely to dominate in 2020. We looked at some of the best articles and distilled it into our own list: #1 Dark mode This is already an option on phones so will be familiar to most users. It has the benefit of…
On the 2nd December 2019, Google announced that they had updated the Local search update. These are the links to local businesses that often appear at the top of the search engine results pages. For some businesses these are absolutely crucial. If someone is searching for a locksmith, barber or car servicing for example, then…
Here is a digest of latest news from the wonderful world of web design in November 2019. Abstracting WordPress Code To Reuse With Other CMSs: Implementation (Part 2) – Making our code CMS-agnostic, as much as possible, enables us to easily port our application to another CMS if the need arises. In this article we…
Google, through their Webmaster Central Blog, have recently released some excellent advice about Google updates. They confirm what we already know: daily, Google tweaks the algorithm in ways that may affect individual websites or have minor impacts on everyone, but are aimed at improving the user search experience. Google usually releases one or more changes…
If you buy one of our entry level web hosting packages then these will come with a number of branded email accounts. This means that you can ditch those unprofessional looking free gmail or yahoo accounts for use in your small business or start-up. We can set you up with a standard email account email…
