In this article I will give a brief overview about what sIFR is, the main advantage of it and then take you through the steps to help you implement sIFR in to your websites. Read the rest of this entry »

Google have now launched a new search index called ‘Caffeine’ which is said to produce 50 percent fresher results for searches than their existing search index system and is designed to cope with the massive amount of new data on the web. Read the rest of this entry »

Last week Apple released a few new pages on Apple.com showcasing the abilities of HTML5 and CSS3. I believe there are 1 or 2 reasons for them doing this. 1. To show the way forward in web design (maybe taking a pop at flash) and 2. For the new upcoming Safari 5 web browser rumored to have a lot of new additional HTML5 and CSS3 features. Read the rest of this entry »

Magento is a powerful e-commerce platform but has gained a reputation as being quite a bit of complicated kit. One area which has bugged me, is the static blocks and XML handles that you can use to create your own blocks of content. Read the rest of this entry »

It has been a few months since the launch of the iPad in America and it has now hit the shores of the UK. Apple opened its stores at 8.00am today to allow eager shoppers to buy the device after some had queued all night to get their hands on the new product. Read the rest of this entry »