We were checking one of our websites for accessibility issues when the tool we were using, the Accessibility Checker, flagged a number of issues with what would probably be an “insufficient contrast between text and background”. This is a really common problem that we encounter a lot and it’s usually after the design stage that […]
22i were approached by Loumousey Crafts to add another dimension to their online presence. With popular Facebook and Instagram accounts, Lou asked us to help create a quick and easy website to sell her crochet creatures and kits. Specialising in amigurumi, Loumousey Crafts creates delightful knitted objects, from anthropomorphic objects to animals, from cute acorns
We’ve known Farnborough’s local print lab, 2020 Photographic, since 2002 and have been hosting their website since 2012. Today we launched their rebuilt website, replacing the original hand-built HTML site with a WordPress CMS instead. Now North East Hampshire’s photo printing lab can manage their content so much more easily, being able to add new
Dreamweaver 8 has got so many little features that make coding easier. I’m in the process of converting a flat HTML website into something more palatable for the Joomla! CMS I’m using. The old website has something like 1500+ pages of HTML with some articles being MANY pages long… e.g. there’s one article that consists of 34
I’ve been using Chris Pederick’s FireFox Developer’s Toolbar for a couple of years now and there are so many times when it has come in extremely handy. It basically runs through the browser window and can be used to disable images, get their dimensions & paths, edit live CSS, outline tables & cells, show hidden
So – do you design a website for fixed width or 100% width? What do you mean? Well, a fixed width page or a fixed width site will be exactly that – a fixed width. Being oldschool I’m used to the time when everyone had 800×600 desktops and, allowing for browser scrollbars and the like, you’d probably design a website
OK, so we can put HTML tags in Blogger comments, but how do we put HTML links in Blogger posts? Let’s start with a useful example – linking from your post to a webpage. We’ll put a link in you blog to the BBC website (just like there, did you see that?) HTML links in Blog posts –
Having a reference to ASCII and Hex codes for HTML is always handy. Often there are times when encoded text needs to be looked up – the ones that often crop up being %20 (space) and %2F (forward slash) and he copyright symbol ©, trademark symbol ™, with accents for foreign language words such as
22i design have just launched the Meon Valley Mill website. Meon Valley Mill is a small company in rural southern England. They specialise in wool processing services for craftspeople and smallholdings. They required a clean and friendly website to introduce their dyeing, carding and spinning services with room to expand upon future features such as news, events and
I’d been stuck for a few days with a lost password for a WordPress site login. I knew my username but had forgotten the password so I hit the “Lost Password?” button and awaited my email. It turned up all garbled, a string of characters I didn’t understand. So initially I ignored it. And then
