Web standards and why I still really don’t care
I really don’t care about web standards. There I said it. I feel slightly guilty and ashamed about this but I’m rather hoping that there are plenty of people out there who feel the same way.

I really don’t care about web standards. There I said it. I feel slightly guilty and ashamed about this but I’m rather hoping that there are plenty of people out there who feel the same way.
The long awaited Firefox 4 will hopefully be released today, with plenty of new features and support for HTML 5, CSS 3. I take a really quick look in this article and list a summary of the new stuff!
I’m starting to work on more and more Magento websites and there are so many little gotchas and configuration settings I thought I would start compiling a list of things to make sure I check while I do the development.
A brief look at what Google Instant means for Adwords Advertisers.
Web standards and why I really don’t care Originally published: 2nd March 2009 but before the content gets lost I thought I would republish it here! I really think this view is even more valid now we have HTML5 and CSS3 appearing, not to mention dealing with IE6, 7, 8 and 9! Read why I [...]
Here I descibe in detail my approach to taking a working control landing page and turning it into something all together more effective. My landing page optimization process, fully at work. The current “control” page The current landing page has evolved through vigorous AB split testing on PPC. We utilize our highest volume term for [...]
It is times like this which I had an expert typographer at hand. Instead I have to make do with trial and error and the mixed opinion of my friends and colleagues – which is always a rather ugly and unpleasant business. The question is which fonts work best on the following briefus.com logos? briefus.com [...]
Landing page optimization is the process of honing the pages your visitors land on to achieve a particular objective – this could be buy something, read an article or give you some data. I’ve just completed a fantastic course from Marketing Experiements covering this topic – very good material, well presented and the weather was [...]
Despite the project still being in the early stages of development I managed to get to the final of Schroders sponsored Bright Young Things and received some great advise from my mentor Julian Winser. I’m sure this will all be a great help in the long-term development of this creative agency workflow tool. It even [...]
This design hopes to split the sales messages off onto a front page and then concentrate more on support and reassurance messages on subsequent pages. This design went live in Feb 2008 and so far has had mixed results. Click through rates once customers arrive on the app form are very good but the extra [...]