January 2010 posts

New advanced web writing training course for March 2010

By Ismail Ismail on 26 January 2010

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I’m sure you’ll agree that good quality content, written for the web, is the cornerstone of a good online user experience. We’ve been delivering web writing training courses for years - in fact it’s been one of our most popular courses. Many times we’ve been asked to go one step further and develop an advanced … Read more about ‘New advanced web writing training course for March 2010′


How can Spotify ads make money if I can’t click them?

By Alexander Baxevanis on 22 January 2010

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I know the title of this blog post may look a bit strange. No, I’m not suggesting that there’s a widespread bug in the Spotify software that prevents me from clicking on ads. Things are a little bit more complicated than that.

Unless you’ve never used Spotify or have always had a Pro account, you’ve probably … Read more about ‘How can Spotify ads make money if I can’t click them?’


Which industry sector has the most difficult to use websites?

By Jon White on 21 January 2010

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Between September and December 2009 we ran a poll on the Webcredible website asking the question of which industry sector has the most difficult to use websites? This may be a pretty generalised survey, which didn’t focus on specific sites, but the results (which we released yesterday) were interesting nonetheless. This is how they turned … Read more about ‘Which industry sector has the most difficult to use websites?’


Useful extension for simple CSS forms

By Brigitte Simard on 19 January 2010

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Forms are common on a wide variety of websites and it’s important that they’re well designed and laid-out. There are many tools and extensions to help with this and one I came across recently is a free CSS form designer extension for Dreamweaver from DMXzone.

It allows you to create forms visually, using a simple drag … Read more about ‘Useful extension for simple CSS forms’


Guest blog - Disaster day

By Rhodri Buttrick on 18 January 2010

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Organisation for a dyslexic can often be a major issue. I make a super effort to keep myself organised. I use an online task management system, (rememberthemilk.com) which syncs with my PDA. Inevitably, however, “the best laid plans of mice and men” go completely wrong, everything falls apart and I end up in a complete … Read more about ‘Guest blog - Disaster day’


 

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