So what’s a “favicon”, then?
It’s the thing you see in the address window of your browser. Every company that wants to have a credible web presence has one. Google’s favicon looks like a lower-case, blue “g” now; it used to be an upper-case, multicolored “G”. It was a big branding change for them, so they thought long and hard before altering it. Read the rest of this entry »
The more we rely upon CSS, the larger and more complex stylesheet files become. Planning and organising your stylesheet is essential to creating a lean, manageable website. There are many ways of organising CSS code but the following are best practice… Read the rest of this entry »
Reading a website is not similar to reading a book or a newspaper, therefore before you start spilling money on campaigns be sure your site is built in accordance with internet writing standards. Lets talk about few simple rules you don’t want to break when building a website: Read the rest of this entry »
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