What does Google look for in my article: Text & Images
In the second post of the series we will be looking at what Google looks for in the body of your article and quick wins you can do to optimise your text and images.
UI Prototyping - which level of fidelity should you go for?
Prototyping is an essential part of a design process, it allows us to view the big picture of a design and reiterate our ideas rapidly, finding issues and fixing them before expensive development begins. However, upon...
How can your business benefit by using video?
Why are so many businesses using video these days, and why might it be time for you to consider why your business should use it too?
We all know that brand manual is an essential aspect of briefing a designer, so why do so many fall short of delivering the brand story, instead giving a set of logo usage guidelines?
Why is colour so complicated?
After a recent deep-dive, I wanted to share a few of the more interesting points I picked up about colour and how it works between print and screen.
How to re-verify your mailing list for GDPR in Campaign Monitor, MailChimp and Dotmailer
This is a practical guide for those of you who use Campaign Monitor, MailChimp or Dotmailer to manage your marketing contacts. It assumes that you have a signup form which was previously single opt-in (no confirmation emails sent) and without any other record of marketing preferences.
GDPR and my email marketing database - what now?
Does GDPR mean I have to delete my entire email marketing database?
4 steps to making your website GDPR compliant
So you know enough about GDPR to worry, but have been struggling to work out what this means for your website, then this is for you!
As a website owner, GDPR is probably scaring you, so the question is is Google Analytics GDPR compliant?
Making your website GDPR compliant: initial thoughts
As a website owner you are going to have to take note of GDPR legislation, as there are a number of issues to deal with to ensure you are compliant, saving you from any scary €20 Million fines!