Posts Tagged ‘training’
10 problems your content management system will not solve and how to overcome them
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Posted in Tech/Development on the 30-10-2009 | 14 Comments
Content management systems are often perceived as a silver bullet that will solve all your content problems. In reality having a CMS is not enough. You must also address broader issues associated with the content of your website.
Hampshire Web Developer required
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Posted in News on the 01-05-2009 | 4 Comments
Are you a web developer living in the south of england? Once again, Headscape is looking for a talented, enthusiastic developer to join our team. We really need to stop expanding ;)
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 | 14 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?
160. Education, Education, Education
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Posted in Podcast on the 08-04-2009 | 3 Comments
On this week’s show: We speak to Aarron Walter about teaching web standards. Ryan Carson starts a series on web applications and Paul talks about remote user testing.
10 criteria for selecting a CMS
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Posted in Tech/Development on the 05-03-2009 | No Comments
Choosing a content management system can be tricky. Without a clearly defined set of requirements you will be seduced by fancy functionality that you will never use. What then should you look for in a CMS?
Headscape is hiring
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Posted in News on the | No Comments
Are you a developer living in the south of england? Headscape is looking for a talented, enthusiastic developer to join their team.
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.
Win a copy of ‘A Practical Guide to Designing for the Web’
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Posted in Design on the 02-02-2009 | 6 Comments
Everybody involved in the web design process needs an understanding of design fundamentals. That is why everybody should read “A Practical Guide to Designing for the Web”.
149. White Hat
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Posted in Podcast on the 21-01-2009 | 10 Comments
On this week’s show: How to become number one on Google *cough*, are customer testimonials worth it and how do you create a reassuring website.
148. Recession Cheer
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Posted in Podcast on the 13-01-2009 | 7 Comments
On this weeks show: Surviving the recession with Andy Budd, providing effective browser support and free boagworld consultancy.
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.
To Version Control or Not?
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Posted in Tech/Development, Web strategy on the 18-08-2008 | 23 Comments
Version control can seem like a very daunting thing to incorporate into your work flow, but once it’s there you can be left wondering how you ever lived without it. Paul Stanton gives his thoughts and experiences on the subject.
106. Back to work blues
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Posted in Podcast on the 09-01-2008 | 9 Comments
On this week’s show: Paul and Marcus discuss common mistakes when creating your sites structure, we look at the future for Internet Explorer and Rachel Andrews shares her experiences of getting into web design.
105. Christmas Cheer
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Posted in Podcast on the 19-12-2007 | 2 Comments
On this week’s show: Paul suggests some gifts to buy the geek in your life. Marcus talks about wireframes and Matthew Paterson talks about the Email Standards Project.
Come on you cheap skates!
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Posted in Random on the 10-12-2007 | 22 Comments
Okay I have been doing this blog and podcast for over 3 years now. It’s about time I parted you from your cash.
