How the BBC hide their h1 tag

The BBC home page hides it's h1 tag, but is that good practice?

Web design favourites from this year so far

Working on the web means you come across a lot of websites and they don’t really stick in your mind unless they are super or super awful. So when I came some across three super great looki

Did you know you can now upload 10 photos or videos in one Instagram post?!

Did you know you can now upload 10 photos or videos in one Instagram post?!

5 top tips for coding for Internet Explorer v 7

If your website needs to work for older browsers, there are a lot of things to consider.

Are banners to out of stock products losing you sales?

If you link to a certain product with a certain specification and it's out of stock, are you missing out on sales?

Adding refresh functionality to a Laravel Captcha

We recently had the problem that users couldn't always read the captchas being generated on a client's site and they wanted a 'refresh captcha' option.

Is your search too helpful?

When searching on websites lately I don't always find what I need right away.

Quick tests can save orders

When was the last time you checked your website worked on all devices?

AMP project one year on

It's been over a year since the launch of the AMP Project - or Accelerated Mobile Pages Project - and Google are announcing strong results.

2017: What are the predicted digital marketing trends looking like?

What's going to be big in the digital marketing world in 2017? Here's our predictions!

Digital Designer job vacancy nr. Bristol and Weston-Super-Mare

We're looking for an enthusiastic, bright, hard working designer to join our busy little agency to cover our existing Designer's maternity leave (and who knows beyond that). Based in Winscombe (BS25) nestled in the Mendips between Bristol, Weston-Super-Mare, and Cheddar, we make websites for international organisations, tech start ups, and…

A basic guide to making a social media schedule for busy people

Which networks need the most upkeen and when?