Posts in the Web Development category

• What is my job?

  18 June 2008 by Clive Walker

  I have started wondering what my job really is because a substantial proportion of the work has involved the addition of product information via an ecommerce administration control panel.

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• CSS: Display like a table

  23 May 2008 by Clive Walker

  With the advent of CSS-based layouts over the last few years, it might be assumed that the word “table" should be banished from your web design dictionary (apart from those really useful data tables that we should all use for related data). However….

• Link checking your website

  22 April 2008 by Clive Walker

  I maintain several personal websites including a pub guide and a directory of pub links. In the latter case, it is particularly important to keep up-to-date with invalid links.

• HTML text editors

  14 April 2008 by Clive Walker

  In recent months, I have been using a variety of HTML text editors with several different website content management systems (CMS), including Wordpress and Textpattern, and with ecommerce website administration control panels.

• It's been a busy week...

  07 March 2008 by Clive Walker

  Things are real busy here at CVW Towers. I have several website projects [in varying degrees of completion] that need my attention, I visited a government-based UK agency on Tuesday to discuss a website project.

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• Versioning for IE8

  23 January 2008 by Clive Walker

  There's a lot of debate in the web design/development/standards world at the moment about a proposed new feature in Internet Explorer 8 as described in this issue of A List Apart and...

• New Year's resolutions for web designers and developers

  03 January 2008 by Clive Walker

  I don't usually make New Year resolutions but this year I have made a few freelance web design/development ones for myself.

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• Podcasts for web designers and developers

  04 December 2007 by Clive Walker

  I recently bought myself an iPod and, apart from the general all-round goodness of the iTunes experience, have discovered some entertaining and informative podcasts.

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• Jeremy Keith knows a lot about Irish traditional music

  11 October 2007 by Clive Walker

  The last £5 App meeting in Brighton featured web developer Jeremy Keith talking about his website The Session. At least, that’s what I thought…

• SEO copywriting techniques

  02 October 2007 by Clive Walker

  David Rosam from Web Positioning Centre gave an interesting presentation about SEO copywriting at last night’s Skillswap in Brighton. Key points from the presentation…

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