Category: News from the web

Responsive web interfaces (Part 1)

By Kirill Galenko on November 22nd, 2011.

The web has evolved from the old days when most web sites were built to a max width of 800px to a state where the number of resolutions that must be considered by a designer is too large to count…

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The Litmus Test

By Andy Pick on October 7th, 2011.

People receive their email in a wide variety of ways. That is why when we design and code emails it is important to ensure that they work and format correctly across a wide selection of email clients.

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Live virtual cross browser testing with BrowserStack

By Kirill Galenko on October 7th, 2011.

A good while ago, I posted a little review of BrowserLab, a tool I believed was irreplaceable to any template coder. I was wrong.

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WordPress as a CMS (Part 1)

By Kirill Galenko on September 29th, 2011.

WordPress has always been one of the top platforms for bloggers, due to its simplicity and extendability, however the last 2 years have shown us that blogging is just the tip of the iceberg and jumping down the WordPress rabbit hole can lead to some outstanding websites.

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node.js – a passing fad or the future of the web?

By Kirill Galenko on September 7th, 2011.

node.js has been going for a good while now and its adaptation is spreading pretty quickly, a windows executable has been released recently and that has opened a whole new market segment for this language.

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Flash vs future technology

By Nick Lawerence on August 25th, 2011.

In the past you would have been hard pressed to find a flash website or any flash content on the internet, but with huge advances in the platform, thanks to Adobe, Flash is a multimedia platform…

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Web Typography

By Andy Pick on April 7th, 2011.

It used to be the case that the internet was pretty dull when it came to typography. System fonts such as Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana and Comic Sans (for those with a bad sense of humour) being commonplace, but not anymore! Web typography has come leaps and bounds in recent years…

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Appcelerator and the Titanium SDK — a new era in app development

By Kirill Galenko on July 19th, 2010.

It wasn’t so long ago, when if I said: I’m a developer, people would instantly think that I must be programming applications for PC’s. Today however, PC’s are only one part of the market.

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British Journal of Photography subscription flash banners

By Stuart Edwards on June 2nd, 2010.

To mark the relaunch of the British Journal of Photography website we have created a flash banner ad campaign to help promote subscription sales for BJP.

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