United Pixelworkers - favourite websites
This month, I have been enjoying the design and humourous experience of United Pixelworkers, a responsive, ecommerce website with flair.
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Travel website development essentials
After a summer of sport and perhaps the worst British weather in 100 years, travel companies have a great opportunity to get consumers on board quickly for either winter...
The Olympic legacy
They say in life it's the little things that matter - they even agree in Zombieland. I watched an interview with Dave Brailsford, performance director of the British Olym...
How to develop content for your website that drives traffic
Developing content for your website is crucial to driving more traffic to your site and engaging your audience with your...
Work experience at Gibe
So, to begin, I shall introduce myself. My name is Greg, I'm only 17 and am still in education. The reason I am here is because I'm interested in what Gibe does.
The end of Flash for mobile?
From 15 August 2012, Adobe have pulled the Flash Player from Android's Google Play market. Does this spell a sad end of Flash on mobile devices? Don't cry Mr Android... t...
The changing face of digital retail marketing
Recent figures from Comscore and Deloitte are backing up the argument that consumers are continuing to adopt smartphone...
MSN's UK Olympics - favourite websites
This months spectacle in my favourite websites is MSN's UK Olympics website, a truly responsive and clever website browsing experience for all devices.
Once again we ask why does social media make a difference to your business?
Over the last few years I’ve seen many companies try and implement social media to drive consumers to buy their products...
London tweety-12: An Olympic Guide on User Testing, common mistakes, tablet browsing and social media success
Check out my thoughts and feelings on the importance of User Testing and common mistakes on websites, as well as observa...
Nick Charles, another addition to the team
The team continues to grow with our new Business Development Manager, Nick Charles coming on board.
Really Wild Clothing goes live
Last week we launched a new online store for Really Wild Clothing.