At SmashingConf this year, we asked the attendees to write down what their idea of the Future of the Net would be. We’ve grouped them together, and here are the trends SmashingConf attendees think will make up the Future of the Net.
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We had a wonderful time at SmashingConf Oxford, and it was great to meet everyone there. Here’s our round up of the great talks we saw at this two-day event.
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In October 2015, Google announced the introduction of the Accelerated Mobile Pages project, an open-source project aiming to “dramatically improve the performance of the mobile web.” In this guide, we’ll explain what AMP is, how it works, and how you can implement it.
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PHP is the powerhouse of the web. And part of what makes PHP such a useful language is the community that has built up around it. We caught up with three of the organisers of PHPem, the East Midlands PHP group, to talk about meetups, Unconferences, and their favourite language.
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It’s more important than ever for businesses to get in front of the camera lens. Our customers Hydra Creative have three great tips for making your videos look amazing.
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Each mail client is different, the slightest mistake can cause big problems, and it can be a bit of a mess when you’re trying to debug everything. I’m going to go over some of the more common fixes used. These are what I use to make sure emails look right, and I hope they help you as well.
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We gave you the basics of making HTML emails work in our last post, and now we’re going to get into how to make your emails responsive.
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The leaves are falling and the air is getting crisp. Are you looking for a new design or just want some autumn inspiration? We have a great collection of free WordPress themes that are guaranteed to get you in the mood for pumpkin spiced lattes and snug scarves.
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Sending emails is still one of the best ways to market to existing and new customers. But it can be difficult to design an email that works across all the different email clients. Here are some of our tips for making sure your emails work every time.
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For the first time, smartphones have become the UK’s most popular device for getting online. 90% of people aged 16 to 24 and 50% of people aged 55 to 64 use smartphones, and 33% of Internet users see their smartphone as the most important device for getting online. So what does this mean for you and your business?
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