Reading, Berkshire
Notes
Notes going back to 2009, most of them written because a client asked something worth answering properly.
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Executive Guide to DNS
The first thing you need to understand about DNS is that for every website there is a registrar, a set of "nameservers", DNS records and a host. In some cases, these things…
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First Steps in Setting Up Your Own Website Forum
Forums and bulletin boards have been around since the very early days of the internet and there a lot of different ways to create or manage your own.
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10 Ways to Make Money from your Website
1. First and foremost, does the site target the market directly? Some businesses don't have a clue who their market even is. People who say "well, you know, just anybody" are lucky…
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inframes To The Rescue
Each week in our BNI lunchtime meeting, I am expected to get up and tell other members and visitors a little bit about my work in a sixty second snapshot.
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Is my web page too wide – or not wide enough?
If you had your website designed in about 2003, chances are that when you look at it now, it either has a lot of empty space to the left and right or…
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Is Your Email Address Costing You Business?
Each week in our BNI lunchtime meeting, I am expected to get up and tell other members and visitors a little bit about my work in a sixty second snapshot.
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Four Steps to a Brand New Website
How does a brand new website development project typically run from start to finish? I'm glad you asked. And the clichéd answer is that there's no typical website project, because ever client…
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Need a Web Designer in Reading?
First, I offer a very personal service. I might not create every bit of your website myself, but I will be available to you on the end of the 'phone any time…
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Is Your Homepage Too Big?
It's good to keep a homepage small for a variety of reasons.
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Taking Control of Your Website
Each week in our BNI lunchtime meeting, I am expected to get up and tell other members and visitors a little bit about my work in a sixty second snapshot.