The influence of the broadsheet on the web. A recent trend has developed (which I have talked about in previous articles) which uses other mediums to inspire our web site designs, such as posters and newspapers etc. I believe this new style has come to the forefront in rebellion to the web 2.0 style. The [...]

Okay…all design is subjective; however there are distinguishable differences between design for print and screen based design. Just like Roger Federer has dominated the world of tennis it would be fair to say he would take time to adapt and master another racket based sport like badminton. The point I’m trying to make is that [...]

There are many elements of which a good website should consist of and one of these not often spoken about is the humble favicon. Sitting in your browsers address bar as a 16 x 16 pixel image the favicon is often the first impression a user gets of your sites brand.

Do you feel that you could have moved your hands, keystroke by keystroke, across the globe twice every day? Interested in finding out just how much you type a day? Probably not, but if you are WhatPulse is the must-have tool! It just sits in your system tray, counting your keystrokes, mouse clicks, and how [...]

Most people now are very familiar with Google Maps and the satellite images that are available of almost any location in the world. You may have heard in the press recently that Google has now gone one step further with Google Street View.