I *think* that my new Wordpress theme is ready to be unleashed kicking and thrashing into the world. It’s called Bluebubbl and it’s a clean, two-column layout with a little jiggery-pokery in the footer to display recent comments and the like. I thought I’d make it available after using a similar design for my work […]

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Coffee Republic are to be the first coffee chain to offer free wifi access in the UK. A convenient feature given the recently opened a branch here in Bournemouth. Looks like I may have to find an excuse to work remotely next week, although it’ll do no good for my double amaretto latte addiction.

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Even when using the most sound CSS design principles, sometimes a website can end up looking different across a range of platforms/browsers. That’s where cross-browser compatibility checking comes in. In the early days I had to have physical access to a range of machines (or phone people and ask them to check!) in order to […]

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Web site design in Bournemouth, Dorset is a funny old business. Firstly, it’s a great place to live; there’s several blue flag beaches, more bars and nightclubs you can comfortably shake a stick at, a couple of cinemas and even a new branch of wagamama (very Londres).
A Google search for “Web site design in Bournemouth” […]

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The new website for Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset East Secondary School-Centered Teacher Training is now live. The old site was a basic flat html site, with little interest to bring potential new teachers into the training course. It was decided that a complete overhaul was required, and so I began by discussing the client’s needs, […]

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