Posts Tagged ‘support’
Web Design News 09 /03/10
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Posted in Boagworld Bites, News on the 09-03-2010 | 4 Comments
This week: Giving and receiving design feedback, are you bored of your sites design, CSS typography and helping users when they are too busy to read.
184. HTML5
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Posted in Podcast on the 23-09-2009 | 7 Comments
On this week’s show: We interview Jeremy Keith about the truth of HTML5 and Ryan Carson shares some more advice about building your own web application.
161. In or Out
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Posted in Podcast on the 14-04-2009 | 7 Comments
On this week’s show: Paul announces Micro-Boagworld, we discuss the pros and cons of outsourcing web work and see what recommendation the Boagworld forum has to offer.
When to outsource web work
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Posted in Web strategy on the 09-04-2009 | 11 Comments
Your in charge of your organisations website. It has become moderately successful and now you have a decision. Do you hire a full time web designer or outsource to a web design agency?
159. Special Guest
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Posted in Podcast on the 01-04-2009 | 16 Comments
On this week’s show: The northerners are back with special guest host Sarah Parmenter. We answer your questions on how to quote for projects and whether using off-the-shelf software is wrong and we have a chat with Sarah on her experiences in the industry and the difference between developing for clients and developing for yourself.
158. Home
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Posted in Podcast on the 25-03-2009 | 7 Comments
On this week’s show: We share the highlights of SXSW, discuss home working, and interview Rob Borley about project management.
157. SXSW09
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Posted in Podcast on the 18-03-2009 | 7 Comments
On this week’s show: Andy Budd, Daniel Burka, Jeremy Keith and Joe Stump answer listener questions in a live Boagworld special from the floor of SXSW.
The reality of home working
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Posted in Random on the 16-03-2009 | 31 Comments
An increasing number of people are trading in the cubicle for home working. It is seen by many as the ultimate perk. However, is home working really everything it is cracked up to be? I share what I have discovered after 7 years of home working.
156. IE8
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Posted in Podcast on the 11-03-2009 | 7 Comments
On this week’s show: Ryan talks to Andy Clarke about Internet Explorer 8, Paul looks at how to simplify your site, and Michael argues that marketing should run the company website.
About Boagworld
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Posted in News on the 05-03-2009 | Comments Off
10 criteria for selecting a CMS
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Posted in Tech/Development on the | No Comments
Choosing a content management system can be tricky. Without a clearly deļ¬ned set of requirements you will be seduced by fancy functionality that you will never use. What then should you look for in a CMS?
What’s with the attitude?
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Posted in Random on the 25-02-2009 | 39 Comments
We face many challenges as designers and developers – IE6, the fast pace or change, meeting the needs of disabled users. However, I am coming to believe that our biggest challenge is our own attitude.
10 tips for efficient design
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Posted in Design on the 19-02-2009 | 29 Comments
Being a good designer is not always enough to survive hard economic times. You need to be efficient too.
Our First AIR App
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Posted in Tech/Development on the 13-02-2009 | 10 Comments
With Adobe AIR now up to 100 million downloads, being utilised by big name players such as the BBC and increasingly invading our desktop Headscape decided to give it a go.
Increase your website ROI
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Posted in Web strategy on the 12-02-2009 | 8 Comments
Are you a website owner? Do you use a web designer to build your site? Would you like to save money and increase the number of people who can access your site? Let me tell you how.
A demonstration of graded browser support
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Posted in Design on the | 14 Comments
In my post ‘Effective Browser Support‘ I explained how we should not be looking to make sites identical in all browsers, but rather focusing on usability and accessibility. In this post I demonstrate how that works in practice.
10 harsh truths about corporate websites
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Posted in Web strategy on the 11-02-2009 | 36 Comments
We all make mistakes running our websites. However the nature of those mistakes varies depending on the size of your website. As your site and organisation grow, the mistakes begin to change. This post addresses common mistakes in larger organisations.
