Keeping up with Google

Recently, there has been a lot of blog posting about the way Google has changed over the past few months.Again we’re not sure what to believe is true, and Google, being Google, don’t give much away. However, as I keep repeating, one thing is for sure. Google are trying to get the most relevant search results to the end user. Here is what is clear so far about how they are achieving... Read More >>

Web development for Mobile browsers

I know how it is. Some web developers are getting overwhelmed with technology companies flooding the market with new mobile computers. Non technical clients are expecting their sites to fit perfectly in iPhones and Android based devices – and it’s a rule we’ve not been used to following. But is it really that bad?

The answer is actually no, it’s pretty darn easy. Infact, we’ve been used to developing sites to suit legacy browsers for years and developing a mobile version of a web site is actually more simple than that. Most mobile computers have standards... Read More >>

The important SEO factors of HTML5 Microdata and Semantic Tags

In my overall opinion, the only thing search engines are interested in is getting the best content to the most relevant people based on the search queries they make, and what better way to do that than being able to tell it what information is on your site, and where it is.

Imagine saying to Google, this is my companies address, this is contained in the header. This bit is my portfolio, and inside that portfolio are case studies with information about my projects, and this is contained in the main content of my site – so please index this information as a matter... Read More >>