Design Coding28 May
I picked this up on Twitter this morning via Bohoe. It is so good I just had to share it, enjoy
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Blog Tips#2 Increase readership through subscription11 Apr
In my last “Blog tips” post, I discussed how to make it easy for readers to find the content they’re looking for. This time I’m going to talk about how to substantially increase your readership and more importantly, how to keep readers informed or interested, to ensure they continue to come back. Making it easy [...]
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iMacro to save time and sanity!05 Apr
Firstly, thanks to Paddy O’Hanlon (Segala newbie) for the introduction to iMacro by iOpus. Again, another nifty little tool which I thought deserved a follow up post from my first post about such tools. The following information is taken from the FAQ section on the iOpus Web site, what it says on the tin is [...]
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Mozilla CTO isn’t happy with my blog post14 Mar
Yesterday I wrote a post about how Mozilla’s CTO is way off the mark with his view of the mobile web (in my opinion). Mozilla has since responded to my post over on the BIMA blog, where I decided to duplicate the post. A (somewhat heated) debate appears to be forming so why not post [...]
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Mozilla, tell me you’re joking about the mobile web14 Mar
OR I was astonished to read (on Dan’s blog) that Mozilla doesn’t think users want to access the Web on mobile devices. Hence my picture above of what Mozilla must have in mind when it comes to the Web on the move, anytime, anywhere. Dan was commentating [...]
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Building a corporate Web site using WordPress26 Feb
It’s nice to get some attention around the blogsphere after playing under the media radar for so long. It’s especially nice to have our site mentioned on WordPress.org. Thanks to Donncha at WordPress for the mention My motivation to write this post isn’t purely driven by ego. I want to highlight yet again to the [...]
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Mobile Web or Mobile Internet (WAP)?20 Feb
Triggered by a discussion on a W3C Mobile Web Initiative (MWI) email thread, I wrote a post yesterday which sparked huge debate (43 comments and counting). Basically one of the participants of the group, Luca Passani, complained about the group using the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a starting point for creating the [...]