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Website Design using JQuery UI

Michael Angrave showcase's the excellent JQuery User Interface and how the theme-able platform can improve user experience within your own website design projects. Continue reading →

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Tips for spellchecking your website pages

This week James goes solo with a quick and easy way to check the spelling of your website content and Meta tags. Continue reading →

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W3C MobileOK for Website Design

Ensuring your website design is capable of performing well on mobile devices, is an integral part of future proofing your efforts on the web. Here are a few resources for testing your site across a...

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Testing Web Designs with Adobe BrowserLab

In this week's web design video blog, Nick and James explore Adobe's new Browserlab service. Browserlab allows web designers and developers to easily test how their website renders on all the major...

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Website Design Flash Alternatives

If like many of us, you've spent any time recently, considering the possibilities of life without Flash, then Michael Angrave will point you in the direction of some very simple yet effective JQuery...

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XSL Stylesheet for a XML Sitemap

Today Luci shows how to quickly add an XSL stylesheet to your XML sitemap, to make them easier to read for humans whilst still being great for Google Continue reading →

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5 simple tips for optimising your website’s logo

One of the constant but often overlooked elements on a website's design is the logo. Nick and I share 5 tips that contribute to the usability and optimisation of your website's logo. Continue reading →

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Web Design in HD? Will Retina Screens change the way we design?

In this week's web design video blog we give our opinion on the trending topic of HD Web Design in light of Apple's Retina Display debuting on the new Macbook Pro. Continue reading →

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Web Design: Why your website isn’t converting

In this weeks video blog, Gav and Rob bring up a few things that we know drive bounce rates up and conversion rates down. Continue reading →

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Disable Billing Agreements and Recurring Profiles in Magento

Today, Claire shows us how to remove Billing Agreements and Recurring Profiles areas in Magento Continue reading →

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Responsive web design – SEO & usability considerations

In this week's web design video blog we consider SEO factors and usability when creating responsive websites. Continue reading →

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5 Ecommerce Web Design Mistakes That Annoy Your Users

Lack of Detailed Product Information and Imagery When shopping online we’re unable to see an item in its true form. We can’t hold it and feel the item in our hands and appreciate the material or the...

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Wireframing in Web Design

A Blueprint for a Successful Website A wireframe is a blueprint showing a low fidelity design made up of simple lines, boxes and text. They are used to focus on the function, layout and hierarchy of...

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4 Page/Site Speed Tools for webmasters

This week, James shares 4 great, free tools for improving the speed of your website. Tools include Google Page Speed, Analytics, mod_pagespeed and Pingdom. Continue reading →

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Fade parts of your html page as you scroll using JQuery

This week, Claire takes us through how to fade in parts of your website as you scroll down the page. Continue reading →

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4 Web Design Guidelines You Can Use Today

In the world of web design you may find yourself justifying a decision you’ve made, and struggling to find the right words. Below I’ve listed 4 web design guidelines to help you with these decisions...

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Colours in Web Design

As designers colour is a powerful tool at our disposal. Throughout life our culture and the influences around us have conditioned us to relate colours to emotions and actions. Traffic lights are the...

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Grab my attention – Calls to Action

A call to action in web design is a term used for elements that grab the users attention and draw them to a certain goal, usually it’s a button or line of copy. To create a good call to action, …...

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Calendar Plugin for WordPress by Time.ly

After searching for a Calendar plugin for an events website i am currently working on, i came across the All-in-One Event Calendar plugin by Timely. Most plugins that i had previously seen are quite...

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Echo Magento Store info in CMS and PHTML pages

Dynamically show your Magento Contact details on the frontend. A few simple lines of code for PHTML and CMS pages to display the Phone, Email, Store name from the admin panel Continue reading →

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