We’ve recently done 3 websites that use a white background, and no bounding areas for the content. The results are quite varied: One is bold and hard-edged; one is ordered, like a document; one is clean and slick. No borders There are many variations when it comes to the visual layout of a website. In […]

Writing for an online audience is not the same as writing an email to a friend or even a potential client.

We have previously posted about the different content platforms that are available online, and some thoughts on what type of writing is most suitable for each. I’d like to talk a bit more about crafting worthwhile content, in this and further posts.

This post is about whether or not you should worry that your site works on iPhone and iPad, especially if the market for your site is mostly South African.

Here’s a simple and effective method of getting an idea of what your website should look like, and giving your website designer some direction. It’s called aspirational inspiration.

When you’re planning your website, pretty much the most important thing is to write down what the purpose of the website will be.

In a follow-up to our earlier posts on email marketing, we review a couple of online providers and give some tips on what you should be looking for from a bulk HTML email provider.

A brief background of ‘lorem ipsum’ dummy text and why it is used.

A brief explanation of how your website’s email address is used to ensure you receive contact from potential customers.

A short primer on the four main protocols used on the Internet.