So, Apple have announced the next version of the ever popular iPhone - the 3GS. Apple promises faster processing, video capabilities, a compass (always handy when using the map!), voice control and better battery life. All good…
Well, after several software updates and a totally new version, where the hell is Flash browser support for the inbuilt Safari browser? I mean, come on Apple! As a digital agency, we were seriously hoping that we’d be able to see rich media content on the iPhone.
This isn’t a selfish need of mine, lots of people have questioned why no previous version will have Flash capabilities. Not only will it give users much richer browsing experiences, but the possibilities with mobile advertising semi-hinge on the iPhone being able to show Flash. Who wants to see a drab, low-res GIF alternative show up in place of a video expander?? I don’t!
Another gripe has to be the lack of MS Office again! It can open attachments, but editing a Word doc is still not possible. There are apps out there which are a little more extensive but they hardly do the same job as creating a new document, spreadsheet etc.
I love my iPhone, but I’m dissapointed with the missing features. Steve, if you’re reading this - give me a call
We at Selesti take pride in our recruitment policy. As you’d expect, we ensure our policy covers equal opportunities through to ensuring the right candidate gets the job.
We have an advert on our site for a web developer, which has had a great response. But I think we’ve found our man.
Today we received an application from “Joe” which reads:
Please can I have this job.
I love you.
Our reply was simple:
WOW! You’ve got the job, start on Monday.
Joe was quick off the mark.
Excellent. See you Monday at 9.
We look forward to Joe joining the company - Joe, if you’re out there - we still need a reference.
It is all very well having an all singing, all dancing website, but unless anyone is actually looking at it and using it your business is unlikely to reap the benefits that a website provides.
Although we offer a range of SEO techniques to help increase the traffic to your site, we thought you might find a few little tips helpful, in order to get you started and ensure you are familiar with the SEO fundamentals.
So here are some basic steps to follow to make sure you are really getting the most out of your website:
There is no hiding good design on the web, and good web design is meant to inspire others. We’re all for that.
Having designed and developed www.soulshaker.co.uk over a number of years, the site has earned us an array of awards and accolades - featuring on hundreds of CSS and design showcase sites. All good.
Doing the rounds with analytics I came across a number of sites with striking similarities to the Soulshaker site. Many of which are actually using the same images and code on our server, naughty naughty! Read the rest of this entry »
Threadless.com has been around for a few years now, but it still never loses it’s appeal.
The site showcases hundreds of designs submitted by people all around the world. If you submit a design you’re in with a chance of winning a few thousand dollars, a gift voucher and of course bragging rights down the pub.
We’ll be submitting a design in the next few months so keep ‘em peeled.
