30 Minutes to Refine Your Website
Simple, free techniques you can use to check on the performance of your website. No technical knowledge required, just a desire to make the best of your online presence.
Simple, free techniques you can use to check on the performance of your website. No technical knowledge required, just a desire to make the best of your online presence.
I was quite interested reading the latest rant from David Mitchell as he managed to hit upon a pet hate of mine when it comes to the internet. In his article, Mitchell discusses āVisit Englandā and their ā101 things to do before you go abroadā list. In these times of economic woe Visit England should […]
Today, this article on the BBC grabbed my eye. It’s about how the review site Yelp has admitted that a quarter of the reviews on its site could be fake. I’ve always found this interesting, because, long before the rise of the internet, a local business that I knew was featured on a popular consumer […]
A website is nothing without content, but what exactly should you be saying, and how should you be saying it? For many people, the content on your website will be the first substantive information they see about your business, and a good first impression can make all the difference between gaining a customer and losing […]
The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler has a new internet home in North America: http://www.gruffalo.us/
If you already have a website, there will already be a number of entries in Googleās index for pages on your existing domain. Often we find that some of these entries may be for pages that are either not something you want to publicly advertise, should not be accessible as stand-alone pages, are remnants of […]
Less than 2 weeks after launch, the Refined Practice website is already the number one result on Google UK for ‘Online Brand Consultants’.
Perk up your alt text, make your focus visible and skip links with ease – a selection of old-but-new articles to help you refine your website.
Rich 3D on Our Desktops, Mobiles and More If we assume that Moore’s Law keeps on applying, it would seem safe to think that the digital devices that we use – desktop, phones, TV’s, even fridges – will become ever more powerful. And, we can therefore assume that the experiences that we can have on […]
Back in October 2012 TYPO London happened. With a host of great speakers on a topic closely related to our line of work it seemedĀ sensibleĀ to acquire some tickets and go along. Thankfully a friend,Ā Peter Gregson,Ā was speaking about the Listening MachineĀ so tickets were found for free. Thanks Peter! Social Design Designers being social was the underlying […]