What is ‘The Fold’? ‘The Fold’ is a term that originates from the printing and folding of newspapers with the upper front half being prime real estate for any large story/ article while being folded on the stall bringing in...
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When it comes to web browsers, we all have our favourite. Back in the day, more or less everybody “surfed” the web via Internet Explorer (IE). Fast-forward to the present day and there are a whole host of browsers for...
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What is a Wireframe? In as few words as possible, a wireframe is a quick sketch created as early in the web project to capture as much valuable information that could help or be developed further into the project. This...
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As Drupal 9.0 was released to the world in June 2020, the company had taken an important next step in the growth and evolution of its platform by building upon what already exists in Drupal 8 and laying the foundation...
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Since entering the world of the Web 7 years ago, I have often found myself seeing references to both UI and UX being used interchangeably, but I have come to learn that there are indeed significant differences between the two...
Within the web team, we have been exceptionally busy for the first six months of the year, working on a range of different website projects. Below is a round-up of just some of the projects we have delivered so far...
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Google has recently announced an integration partnership with WooCommerce to help retailers and ecommerce stores easily display their products and inventory across Google properties, including organic search, paid search, organic & paid shopping and also YouTube. The integration comes as...
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And we’re off! Google in a tweet yesterday, announced that its Page Experience Algorithm Update had started to roll out. Initially due to launch last year, then postponed, and then postponed again from the rescheduled May launch, we’ve finally arrived...
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When it comes to design, collaborating with various groups of people, collating opinions and utilising people’s experiences will only support in designing a strong website. It’s important that take advantage of the skillsets within your team but also, the knowledge...
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What is a wash-up meeting? A wash-up meeting takes place at the end of a project and it’s purpose is to review the project as a whole. Everyone who was involved in the project attends the meeting and it gives...
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