All websites should include at least one defined “meta description”.
A meta description is a concise explanation of the contents of that page or site. It is sometimes used by search engines, and also social media sites such as Facebook.
Last week we had to deal with a classic "no backup" horror story...
An ex-client's hosting account was deleted by request, but 48 hours later it became apparent they'd been using it for other things.
At this stage a "perfect storm" became apparent.
This post is to demonstrate how a website configured with a Responsive Design template changes appearance when viewed on different sized devices.
Here is a website we built in 2019. This is displayed on a widescreen PC monitor - note the amount of space on each side, and the position of the primary menu (click to enlarge):
Recently, Posterous announced on their blog that they were closing down on 30th April 2013. Many of you may not have even heard of Posterous, but as a quick explanation - it was a blogging social network that was positioned somewhere between Twitter (a 160 character micro-blog service) and a full-blown blog such as this one.
Nowadays, a website is pretty much essential for any business but today's business operators need more than just a website if they're going to successfully reach their customers AND beat their competition - they're going to need knowledge. Some of the variety of options to consider as part of a complete online web presence include: