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Welcome to our web design blog. Here you can stay up to date with some of the latest updates and information in the world of web design and online marketing. Our web design blog, is also the home of Nick and James' video blog which is published every friday. Our latest blog posts are below and you can also subscribe to our RSS feed.

Sep 02

Make a HTML5 Website using ‘BoilerPlate’

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HTML5 Boilerplate is an ‘all-in-one’ HTML5 template package that aims to set the base standard in ensuring effective usage of the progressive HTML5 specification.

Sep 01

Web Designers Guide to Chrome

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Today Stephen takes a quick look at Google Chrome and why it may be your next browser of choice!

Aug 24

Web Deisgn Tip: Re-sizing Techniques in Photoshop

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James explains the options available when resizing an image in Photoshop. Each of these options give you a varied set of results and it often requires you to use your eye for design to choose the best looking.

Aug 18

Top CMS Platforms for Website Design

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We take a look into the advantages of developing a website using a content management system, including alternative suggestions to the popular open-source Wordpress platform.

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Make a HTML5 Website using ?BoilerPlate?
Posted on Thu, 02 Sep 2010

HTML5 Boilerplate is an 'all-in-one' HTML5 template package that aims to set the base standard in ensuring effective usage of the progressive HTML5 specification.