The myth around cheap WordPress based websites
WordPress is free and simple. That means that if you are tech savvy, have a webserver with both PHP and MySQL enabled and understand how to set the whole thing up you can have an online presence within minutes. I know how to do it as I have done it many times. WordPress offers even […]
The new EU cookie law
It’s likely that your computer accepts cookies when visiting websites. Website designers can use cookies to trace and store important information about your log-in details or last time you logged in on a particular site. The EU has recently passed a law where every website should notify the visitors whether they are using cookies. Good […]
The myth around selected Twitter followers
I find it kind of amusing when I meet self-defined “experts” in social media who declare to have a (usually small) selected numbers of followers on Twitter. This post is about explaining why this is merely a myth and should not be taken seriously. Let’s start from a practical example and first look at the […]
Here comes the responsive website
This post introduces the concept of responsive websites and why you should ask for a responsive design when you next decide to update or redesign your company’s website. Once upon a time, during the prehistoric web-age, websites were optimised for one particular screen resolution; starting from the basic 800 x 600 in the mid 1990s, […]
The unfit personal trainer
We live in a highly competitive world where most businesses are trying their best to be the best and succeed. I find it amusing if not grotesque to see many business owners not able to give the appropriate first impression. In fact, time after time I come across people who simply do not look the […]