Business

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…

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?

On our twentieth anniversary we stop for a moment and think back over the success of the company; The clients we’ve helped, the friends in the web development industry we’ve made…

We recommend every project we undertake contains some aspect of ‘discovery’. Read on to find out more about this important part of any project we undertake at interconnect/it.

Our Lead Developer, Damian, is in the middle of renovating his new home and believes he has spotted some similarities between the web development and building trades.

A new year is a chance to reflect on the year just gone and look forward to the year ahead. And 2014 was a busy and interesting year for us here at interconnect/it. Here’s why.

A few highlights from the BigSWIG event we held. Thank you to all those who spoke and all those who attended, for what was a fantastic evening of great talks.

On the 5th August it will be my last day at interconnect/it before I disappear to have my little bundle of crying and pooping joy. Before I leave, I wanted to say a few words.

We had a fabulous time at WordCamp UK Portsmouth and two of us from interconnect/it spoke at the conference. Here we look back at the weekend.

When designing for small screens every pixel counts. One of the common difficulties we face as web designers is how to reduce the amount of pixels some large constructs like menus take up.

In the white hot pace of IT one may think that there’s no space or time for looking backwards.