Cue very very large violins. It is with great sadness, combined with great happiness and pride, that our B-E-Youdiful Barney is hopping off The Lilypad to pursue new challenges in an exciting new job. Barney started at Cyberfrog at the beginning of 2015 as a part-time employee whilst still at university. He then did his … This is not a goodbye. It’s a thank you.
In a bid to be more proactive in detecting problematic content, they’ve announced that they will work to enhance the transparency surrounding Groups by introducing a new tool called Group Quality. The aim of Group Quality is to use artificial intelligence to crawl through groups for any content that violates their platform’s rules and punishes … Why has Facebook clamped down on Groups?
What’s the difference? Should I choose a bespoke website or a template? Ah, the burning question. There are pros and cons for both.There are many differences in a project as a whole but the main one is that a bespoke site will be designed specifically for you and your business before any coding is done, … Should I choose a bespoke website or a template?
This makes it really difficult for clients to, firstly, understand our industry and how we price projects and, secondly, how to choose the right web designer for their needs given the unfathomable and, seemingly, contradictory information they receive when making enquiries. What’s the difference between cost and value for web design? Ascertaining value This problem can … What’s the difference between cost and value for web design?
In this blog we’re taking it all the way back to celebrate what once was the future: The history of social media. Enjoy this whistle-stop tour of the evolution of social media from the very first social networking site to recent happenings. 1997 – The first social media site was born Who remembers SixDegrees.com? Based … The History of Social Media
Avengers assemble! Joining Rich on the panel were four other speakers including Opinder Chaggar, Duncan Lewis, John Maxwell and our client and friend, Mike Cave, to discuss what’s the future of the creative sector. Each of the panellists specialised in different industries, from film and animation to audio and the music business, as well as … What’s the future of the creative sector?
This has been detailed in a blog post published yesterday, 27.06.19 outlining action for those breaking Twitter rules, whereas previously Twitter has defended its position by claiming that these Tweets were ‘newsworthy’. The labelling will take the form of a notice placed over the Tweet that states: ‘The Twitter Rules about abusive behaviour apply to … Twitter to hide the Tweets of politicians
A people person How to cope with difficult clients? Working in a creative industry is great. You meet loads of different people, each project is different, it’s exciting, you create wonderful things and you generally contribute to making the world a better and more beautiful place. That’s the dream. Buuuuut, unfortunately it’s not all sitting … How to cope with difficult clients
The importance of TLC Practice kindness to your website is the best way how to look after your website post-launch. Dynamic websites have many moving parts and a little maintenance is required after launch to make sure it stays safe, secure and up-to-date. Just as a car needs an annual MOT to keep it roadworthy, … How to look after your website post-launch
So, my folks and a group of mutual friends, decided to club together to get him a PC with Microsoft Word instead for his 60th birthday. Much better than a typewriter. They duly did and Bill was delighted. He got his new PC all set up and began writing. Some weeks later he was asked, … Is above the fold still relevant in web design?
