Posts Tagged ‘blogging’
133. Agile
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Posted in Podcast on the 03-09-2008 | 10 Comments
In this weeks show we talk to Jackson Wilkinson about Agile and answer your questions on web design courses and showing off development work.
130. Air
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Posted in Podcast on the 13-08-2008 | 7 Comments
On this week’s show; Paul talks about better understanding disabled users. We have a tip from Jeremy about problem solving and Jonathan Snook introduces us to Adobe Air.
An interview with Freelancer Magazine
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Posted in News on the 02-08-2008 | Comments Off
I have just finished an interview for Alex Stubbs over at freelancermagazine.com. Being a clever cookie he massaged by ego and convinced me to take part even though I am on a family holiday in Scotland.
Headscape is recruiting (again!)
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Posted in News on the 26-03-2008 | 3 Comments
Headscape are currently after two new members of staff. If you are an experienced Information Architect or a newly qualified developer, we would love to speak to you.
Logging off
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Posted in News on the 20-03-2008 | 36 Comments
As you may have gathered if you have listened to this week’s podcast, I am intending to go offline for until the beginning of May.
110. The mighty Meyer
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Posted in Podcast on the 06-02-2008 | 4 Comments
On Show 110: Eric Meyer on version targeting, the business benefits of usability testing and do I have to have a blog?
Ongoing role of a website manager
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Posted in Web strategy on the 11-10-2007 | 6 Comments
Many organizations and individuals simply underestimate the enormity of the job faced by website managers/owners, failing to grasp that it is an ongoing commitment. It is our job as web designers to make clients aware that running a website requires somebody to be responsible for it over the long term. Every website requires a website manager.
The Geeks alternative to golf
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Posted in Web strategy on the 19-09-2007 | 4 Comments
I have never been a great fan of golf. As far as I can see it is a silly game that ruins a perfectly good walk. For the longest time I didn’t get why so many people played it. I especially did not understand why successful business people wasted so much time hitting a small ball around in a field.
Show 92: Royal Air Force
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Posted in Podcast on the 04-09-2007 | 10 Comments
On this week’s show: Paul asks how much you should blog, Marcus takes a look at the state of music online and John Oxton joins Jon Hicks in discussing the benefits and drawbacks of home working.
How much to blog?
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Posted in Site content on the 29-08-2007 | 5 Comments
I recently received a question from Dan about ensuring the quality and quantity of his blog posts. With so many of us blogging I thought it might be an interesting areas to cover.
Website feedback mechanisms
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Posted in Marketing on the 11-06-2007 | No Comments
For many businesses a website is a lead generation tool. However, although a lot of thought is put into the website itself, very little is put into the gathering of the leads that result from the website.
Show 75: Christian Bears
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Posted in Podcast on the 16-04-2007 | 14 Comments
Marcus is back and talks about what to do if a client doesn’t pay. I look at clearing floats in CSS and we have Richard Rutter on the show giving us the lowdown on good web typography.
Why meetups matter
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Posted in Web strategy on the 25-10-2006 | 16 Comments
There is a lot of focus on the negative aspects of web design at the moment such as the debate about the role of accessibility. However, I believe web designers have a lot to be proud of and that other professionals (like website owners) have a lot to learn from them.
Podcast 32: In-house vs. outsourcing
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Posted in Podcast on the 02-05-2006 | 10 Comments
The decision of whether to develop your website in house (by taking on additional staff) or outsource it to the third party web design company can be a tricky. This week Paul and Marcus look at the pros and cons of both approaches as well as throwing in some additional options for good measure.
