Found at: http://gizmodo.com Authored by: Jamie Condliffe It’s been a long time coming but, as of January 12th, Microsoft will no longer support Internet Explorer 8, 9 or 10. Rest in peace, IE. Microsoft points out that version 11 will continue to cling on to its dear little life for at least a while, receiving security […]
Watch the World Switch from Internet Explorer to Chrome Maddie Stone : Gizmodo Somewhere deep in the cobweb-filled recesses of your brain, you might remember a time when checking your email meant booting up Internet Explorer. But as this infographic shows, it wasn’t long ago that the world was filled with Internet Explorers. Then, a couple […]
Credits: http://www.wpexplorer.com/wordpress-seo-best-practices/ authored by Freddy The SEO landscape of the future is a volatile place. And do you know why? The powers that be aka Google are doing their best to build a better, faster and secure web for all of us. Of course, they stand to benefit ten times more, but what the heck, who […]
Sooner or later the time comes when your corporate identity and/or marketing scheme are no longer up to scratch. With tax season in the rear view mirror (hopefully) and summer heating up, redesigning and marketing your corporate identity may seem like only an afterthought. However, could it be time to take that great leap? On […]
Article by: http://www.creativebloq.com/ What do you do when clients won’t stop asking for revisions? Egle Karalyte, founder of My Visual Brief, has some advice. As a designer, you’ve probably had the experience of working with a client who repeatedly asks for revisions with no end in sight. It’s frustrating, right? You want to keep the client […]
The future of Android is here. Android M (I’m still hoping for Muffin) is the software that will power Android smartphones starting this fall. Aesthetically, everything looks familiar, but there’s a lot buried under that Material Design exterior. Let’s take a look.the App Permissions Google’s Senior VP Sundar Pichai introduced M saying that Android focused […]
Posted April 21, 2015 by Gary Pendergast. Filed under Releases, Security. WordPress 4.1.2 is now available. This is a critical security release for all previous versions and we strongly encourage you to update your sites immediately. WordPress versions 4.1.1 and earlier are affected by a critical cross-site scripting vulnerability, which could enable anonymous users to […]
Article BY: Forbes You’ve got a problem. You’ve been tasked with hiring an search engine optimization (SEO) firm to provide various online marketing services to your company. You went out and did a search on Google for “[your geographic location] + seo” and got a list of 300+ SEO firms. You start contacting the firms […]
Article courtesy of: http://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/ Anna Richardson Taylor explores the importance of an understanding of psychology when it comes to design What does the World Wide Fund for Nature’s logo have in common with a jar of Waitrose Honey? They both use a stylised image of an animal, and are examples of simple yet effective design. They […]
Get your ducks in a row so you don’t lose your search engine ranking by Erica Tafavoti on Apr 6 Mobile-geddon. Mobile-pocalypse. The biggest update in years. Call it what you want: On April 21 Google will be releasing an update to its algorithm that could have a big impact on your search engine rankings if […]