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The SEO Song – Now on iTunes, Spotify and Amazon MP3

Posted on Mon 16th Nov 2009 0

Since it’s launch in September, The SEO Song has gone on to be featured across many popular SEO and Web Design blogs. We’re now pleased to announce that you can download the SEO Song on Spotify, iTunes and Amazon MP3. Continue reading →

Creating a Date Box for WordPress

Posted on Wed 26th Aug 2009 2

Michael Angrave works through a simple tutorial for adding a date box to your WordPress Blog. Using HTML, PHP and CSS you can enhance your web design skills with this nice little WordPress Wonder Continue reading →

Web design prototype tutorial – Part 3

Posted on Wed 19th Aug 2009 1

In the concluding part on our web design tutorial on creating a prototype website, Nick and James demonstrate how to bring the site into Dreamweaver and prepare it for the client. Continue reading →

Web design prototype tutorial – Part 2

Posted on Mon 17th Aug 2009 2

In part 2 of our tutorial on making prototype web pages, James demonstrates how to take the prepared Photoshop files into Fireworks to slice them up and create roll over effects. Continue reading →

Web design prototype tutorial – Part 1

Posted on Fri 14th Aug 2009 5

In part one of this three part video blog, James and Nick demonstrate a quick and easy way for web designers to get their Photoshop prototype website online as a dummy webpage in under 10 minutes. Continue reading →

Web Design with PHP Includes – W3C compliance error

Posted on Wed 5th Aug 2009 0

If you saw our video blog the other week on designing webites with PHP Includes, then you may have noticed that in the demonstration . . . Continue reading →

Submit a Podcast to iTunes (Part 2)

Posted on Wed 22nd Jul 2009 0

If you didn’t see our last post, we showed you how to upload and prepare your very own Video Podcast for submission to the iTunes store. Part 2 concludes how to submit your own Podcast to iTunes. Continue reading →

HTML List Styling Without CSS

Posted on Thu 30th Apr 2009 1

Having recently hand-coded a monster HTML Terms & Conditions page for one of my big clients, i’ve picked up a lot more knowledge when it comes to managing bullet points without the assistance of CSS. Firstly, it is best to … Continue reading →

New and Discontinued elements in HTML 5

Posted on Mon 20th Apr 2009 2

With the impending roll-out of HTML 5, I believe it is important for all web designers to become accustomed with the tags & elements that will be appearing, but most importantly the tags & elements that are no longer supported. … Continue reading →