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

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

By lisa, 17.01.17

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…

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Getting Started with AMP

Getting Started with AMP

By tom, 26.08.16

Everyone wants their website to load as fast as possible, especially for people on mobile devices. When time is scarce and very precious, waiting for pages to load can be extremely frustrating. Responsive web design is all very well, but often whilst pages are designed to look pretty on a…

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Retina Images - Automatically serve high-res images, to those who'll appreciate them.

Retina Images - Automatically serve high-res images, to those who'll appreciate them.

By tom, 3.08.16

We were looking for a neat way to handle high resolution images for devices that can benefit from them and have discovered a handy solution in the form of retinaimag.es.Using just a small snippet of js code and a few other bits and bobs, it determines if you're viewing the site…

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We're hiring - PHP / full stack web developer required

We're hiring - PHP / full stack web developer required

By lisa, 21.07.16

We're looking for a LAMP stack developer to join our team.We're a happy, busy little agency with an exciting client list of international brand-clients, web start ups and small businesses. We build everything from simple Wordpress websites, to more complicated bespoke web applications and apps (think e-learning, payments portals, reporting…

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A UX consideration for Nationwide

A UX consideration for Nationwide

By lisa, 18.07.16

A few weeks ago I wrote a little UX review of something I found odd with Nationwide's online banking, but I didn't get around to publishing it.1 It went a little something like this..."Now, of course, I don't know the reasons behind what I'm about to describe and so please,…

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Why have my Instagram pictures stopped appearing on my website?

Why have my Instagram pictures stopped appearing on my website?

By tom, 3.06.16

If you were a user of the Instafeed.js service for Instagram, you may have noticed recently that your pictures have stopped automagically appearing on your website. This is due to some recent legal changes Instagram have made to their API, which has unfortunately stopped the app (for now atleast) from…

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Creating an SVG version of our logo

Creating an SVG version of our logo

By tom, 3.06.16

SVGs are awesome! If your image is in SVG format it's a vector (as the name suggests) and will scale beautifully to any size you desire. This is in contrast to a more traditional format such as a .gif or .png which will go blurry once you go past their…

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ClaytonERM move to WordPress

ClaytonERM move to WordPress

By lisa, 4.02.16

At first glance, the new site we created for Clayton Euro Risk looks pretty similar to the old site ... which was exactly what was requested. However, as similar as it may seem in comparison, just like a swan, the feet were paddling frantically below the surface. Metaphorically I mean…

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New video subscription website for Woodcarving Workshops

New video subscription website for Woodcarving Workshops

By lisa, 20.01.16

Master woodcarver Chris Pye's popular online video learning tool, Woodcarving Workshops, needed a make over and we were more than happy to help! Their old site, which was built using Umbraco, was a little tired and not responsive so they needed a site that could keep up with the requirements…

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