Articles filed under Technical
Tips for minimising cloud computing costs
Cloud computing has become an essential component of modern businesses, providing flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness.
GDPR principles and your web site
There’s a large amount of scaremongering about GDPR doing the rounds, especially by companies trying to sell expensive compliance ‘solutions’.
The best SEO advice I can give you
There are so many so-called "SEO Experts" out there, but it's strange how, if you google "SEO Expert" none of them ever appear on the front page.
Marston’s PLC Responsive Re-Build
If you look back over our previous journal entries you might note a couple of recurring themes: Websites that are ranked highly by Sitemorse, and Responsive Design.
Fluid Vs Fixed Width Design
Fluid designs are making a comeback on the web, but are they holding us back or allowing us to move forward?
The Baseline Grid & Vertical Rhythm
Just how important is the baseline grid and does it have any relevance on the web today?
Not All Touch-Screens Are Created Equal
If you look at the specifications of touch screen phones, tablets, and even some touch screen PCs you’ll notice the terms Capacitive and Resistive used. The latter is more often associated with less expensive devices. But what are these two technologies and is one always better than the other?
Another Day Another Browser! Here Comes Internet Explorer 8
Fearing their new browser would break too many sites Microsoft have introduced "compatibility view".
Dating Game
One of the biggest hassles for any programmer in any language is working with date formats.
Pros and Cons of Form Filling
A frequent query in the various scripting newsgroups concerns how to handle forms that are split over multiple pages.