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Our junior front-end developer started in March, 3 days before the country went into lockdown because of COVID-19. Minna shares tips and tricks for starting with a new team.

This article was posted in Development, Musings by Minna Ylitalo

Having worked on quite a number of AEM and Sitecore rollouts for clients, there are quite a number of reasons to select either of these enterprise class platforms but there are also quite a number of reasons you might want to find an alternative.

This article was posted in Client Guides, Development, Musings by Finn Taylor

Understand how your website users’ needs are changing due to covid-19 and optimise your content to match.

This article was posted in Client Guides by Pranath Fernando

Cloudflare is a service which, among other things, provides a CDN (Content Delivery Network), firewall, and performance layer for your website. It has plenty of paid upgrades and features and is a developer’s dream, but what advantage does it have for you to put your website “behind” Cloudflare and how does it work?

This article was posted in Client Guides by Mike Street

What are the advantages of localising a website and what are the biggest pitfalls?

This article was posted in SEO by Matt Keogh

We wanted to share with you what’s been happening at Liquid Light after recent events as well as a few tips for remote collaboration. 

As a digital agency, moving to remote working hasn’t been too problematic, and it's given us...

This article was posted in Liquid Light by Matt Keogh

As a small design team, we have previously never felt the need to create a framework for our wireframing process. Instead, we have opted to create bespoke wireframes per project, allowing designers total freedom to explore the wireframing approach based specifically on the needs of an individual projects brief.

This article was posted in Design, Tools, UX by Will Chidlow

As a designer I have an interest in perception - not specifically from a visual design point of view, but more the cultural differences in the perception of everyday objects, the spaces we occupy and how we interact with them ...

This article was posted in Design, Musings by Owen Priestley

Elegance and ease of use are often down to simplicity, not just in terms of design and aesthetics, but also features and functions. If a product only has a few features it’s usually easier to understand and operate ...

This article was posted in Design, Musings, UX by Owen Priestley

As a developer, dealing with designers and their creations can sometimes be challenging. At Liquid Light we've honed our process to ensure minimum friction between both developers and designers.

This article was posted in Musings by Mike Street