Opinion

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?

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.

Our Senior Designer, Anthony Casey, looks at why you want your site to be more 60s Dieter Rams Braun, than 90s Aiwa.

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.

Mim has written about what it’s like to attend WordCamp for the first time. Read on to find out what she took from the experience and whether she’ll be attending again.

Everybody seems to want to work from home. Well, sometimes it’s also awesome to work in an office. Here’s why…

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

Using WordPress in enterprises with old browsers installed can be problematic. Developers whinge about it (and should stop) and staff struggle with it

One thing we talk a lot about is how important it is for costs to stick to problems which have already been solved. Get fancy and do something new, and your costs have rocketed away.

I just read an interesting article in A List Apart about how browsers that are forgiving of bad markup and css are bad for the web.