5 creative portfolio websites

Published: 12 July 2013

Here are 5 creative portfolio websites that I’m actually quite jealous of, there are some very talented designers out there and this is my little tribute to them and their ability. Freshfolio is a sweet little horizontal scrolling website with quirky functionality like the slider that helps to scroll through items. This site has some nice […]

Update: 12 July 2013

WordPress Security

Published: 28 June 2013

Here’s a little WordPress security tip that will protect your WordPress site even if the administration area is breeched. This will also prevent the administrator from hacking the code in the theme or any of the plugins, this is something you wouldn’t want them to do for various reasons but mainly because, from a development […]

Update: 28 June 2013

Why would you need a business website when we have Facebook, Google+, SoundCloud, Dribbble…?

Published: 14 June 2013

Good question right… Why would you need a business website when there is a multitude of social channels out there to promote your business? It costs nothing to setup an account and post promos about your next event, best buy, services and offers. A social network has a contribution system, you can converse with your audience via […]

Update: 14 June 2013

How to get creative with Google, SEO and Social

Published: 6 June 2013

So you’ve arrived here to find out how to get creative with Google, SEO and Social? Well here’s the killer question, does anyone really know how? My theory is no, not really! We are constantly bombarded with do this, do that and before you really know it you’re deep into expensive stat subscriptions, analytic monitoring, […]

Update: 6 June 2013

How to manage multiple WordPress installations?

Published: 18 May 2013

WordPress needs upgrading because a bug has been fixed or some new features have been release oh, and there’s that favourite plugin you use and you’ve installed it across multiple sites but you can’t actually remember which site it’s on…? Can you imagine having to log in to over 100 sites just to upgrade a […]

Update: 18 May 2013

New Square One website launched

Published: 13 May 2013

It seems a bit lame to announce a soft launch of a website especially when it’s your own but hey, I’m pretty stoked about getting it out there. There are a few bits that need to be polished off, but for the most part its functional and the minor details are probably only apparent to […]

Update: 13 May 2013

Google Reader will be retired in June 2013

Published: 14 March 2013

It’s a bit of a shock to hear that Google Reader will be retired in June 2013, how will we keep up to date with all the news from niche areas of the internet?! Why are they doing this? It turns out that the usage has been in decline since it’s launch in 2005… not […]

Update: 14 March 2013

How to crop an image with a CSS class

Published: 9 March 2013

Do you know how to crop an image with a CSS class? Let me show you how I would do it. Using CSS to crop an image is not a new thing but perhaps not common knowledge. With the use of the Positioning and Overflow properties it can be easy to achieve – using relative […]

Update: 9 March 2013

Looking for the perfect responsive css framework…

Published: 1 March 2013

… believe it or not I’m thinking that Square One is looking a little tired and could do with a refresh so I started looking for the perfect responsive css framework. Bootstrap was the first, coincidentally a web project that was recently handed over to me was using the same framework so it was a […]

Update: 1 March 2013

Great British Brekkie

Published: 20 February 2013

Some 20 days ago Adrian Malpass, founder of the Glosbiz™ movement and local deejay, met with John Hanna the General Manager at Ellenborough Park to explore the possibility of hosting a charity event. Ellenborough Park is a restored 5 star Country House Hotel situated on the original Cheltenham Racecourse estate and is the perfect rural venue […]

Update: 20 February 2013