I’ve been a player of the Fantasy Premier League game for seven seasons now (in 2016 I’ll be having my fantasy testimonial!). The obsession started back when I was at university, and while many of my bad habits formed at uni have faded over time (such as drinking on a Sunday night, devouring greasy takeaways after a night out, and placing ridiculously massive accumulator bets);… Read more…
Responsive web design is a practice that adheres to ‘One Web’ principle coined by w3c. The One Web philosophy recognizes that the internet is accessible by a variety of different devices which will vary in screen size, browser type, functionality and connection speed. Last month Luke published an article on the No Pork Pies blog looking at the pros and cons of responsive web design.… Read more…
There’s a lot of talk at the moment around Responsive Design. Is this just the latest design fad, or is it going to revolutionise the way people build websites? This blog post looks at some of the pros and cons… Responsive Design is a way of coding websites with a fluid layout, meaning that the elements of the site adapt based on the size of… Read more…
A recent, if somewhat contradictory survey, seems to hint at conversation still being the main method by which people receive recommendations around products and services, rather than (as was previously suggested) via social media. In December 2010 researcher COLLOQUY conducted a study to ask which digital channel was used most for discussing products and services. It found that only 35% of the overall group used social… Read more…
Google’s had a busy few days! Following the announcement of personalised search for all and Realtime search they have also announce a new Android Application called Google Goggles. Google Goggles is a cool application that allows you to take a picture of an object and it will work out what it is saying, be it naming the object, painting or reading the text in the… Read more…
