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It’s a proud feeling for us when clients do well. Even better when they are on a list of top performers in the publishing sector. We’re passionate about developing for the publishing industry and love seeing our clients doing well.

Since the relaunch of the new Marketing Week site, it looks like it’s been turning heads, again. This time winning an award!

Anyone who writes code quickly learns what works for them and what feels comfortable. Personal expression is fine in isolation, but when it comes to working in teams, you need a system everyone can understand…

Our office manager, Laurie, has been reading up about the implications of GDPR for us as a company and has decided to post this shared resource for others in our industry, who are starting to look into the upcoming changes to data protection.

Are you looking for some tips to get the most out of your new WordPress site? We’ve put together some handy style guidance to allow you to hit the ground running.

I think many of us in the industry have only a vague idea what the term User Experience means. So it’s about time we took a look at the whole UX thing and the mystery surrounding it.

Standfirst for Kindle is our first Software as a Service product, giving you fine and unrivalled control over your Kindle e-ink edition.

This summer we are happy to welcome Grégoire Linot, as our 2017 Computer Science summer intern. We distracted Greg from his summer project for ten minutes, for a quick question and answer session.

Before Andrea became a developer he was a chef. And as you will see, he’s still pretty passionate about food. Here he shares his personal opinions about the importance of a good lunchtime meal.

We’ve been blogging since 2007. From backend dev tutorials to posts about daily life, you name it, we’ve written about it. But has the world of business blogging run its course?

As a bit of a change to the usual action-packed teambuilding adventures, I thought it might be interesting to go on a more slow-paced, ‘cultural’ tour around our local city of Liverpool.

There was a scary realisation at a recent company meeting, when someone pointed out that I should write about my thirty years of experience in IT.