Four Big Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Web Developer
Are you looking for a new website, or wanting yours to do a better job? If you’re ready to shop around, here are 4 questions to ask web developers before you decide which one is the right fit for your business.
Time to move on from IE7
Like a growing number of web companies, OM4 is no longer supporting Internet Explorer version 7. Google dropped IE7 support in June 2011 (and announced timing for dropping support for IE8 just recently), and Facebook also announced in 2011 that it was phasing out support for IE7. And importantly, our friends at WooThemes do not […]
Collapsible Web Content using an Accordion
Real estate on the web is very similar to real estate in the real world. When you have areas of congestion you want to make the most of the space you have. Being able to collapse and expand sections of your web pages can be very useful. The Accordion technique helps organise your website […]
No Flash on iPhones and iPads – Adobe
Back on May 1 2010 I posted this: Flashpoint Apple: Steve Jobs from Apple has recently explained why iPhones and iPads don’t support Flash. And now on Nov 15 2011 Adobe have published this: Flash to focus on PC Browsing Adobe: “We will no longer continue to develop Flash Player in the browser to work […]
Great new web directory from Smashing Magazine
Smashing Magazine is always a great read if you are interested in web design and development. Today they’ve announced the Smashing Directory. It isn’t the first and won’t be the last directory for the industry, but I’m sure it will be one of the best. We’ve signed up, the first of what I’m sure will […]
IE6 – when it matters
Over the years we’ve put in a lot of effort to help get a better result for website visitors who are using Internet Explorer V6 (IE6). For clients who are looking at an audience primarily in western countries such as the USA, Canada and Australia, IE6 is used by about 2.4% of their website visitors. […]
Flashpoint
Steve Jobs from Apple has recently explained why iPhones and iPads don’t support Flash. Using Flash as the framework for a website can deliver beautiful visual effects. But there is a penalty to pay when it comes to being search engine friendly. We have several clients who use our XHTML websites but have some Flash […]