I was originally using a prototype based version, which was fine until I started learning jQuery, then I had to search for an alternative. Whilst this was easy to find, there were no instructions for the novice on how to put this into read more »

I’m going to identify and describe the different types of internet & intranet connections, detailing the advantages and disadvantages of each. Then detail the effect of download time in relation to large website files. Dial Up Is the slowest technology used to connect either read more »

So a while back on the v7n SEO Blog it was revealed that Google is now looking at over 200 signs when sorting its organic search results which is somewhat concerning. What are they.. (The orginal article: Here ) so we all read more »

1. KISS – Keep it Simple Stupid, this also applies to designing programs, why do these things need to be so complicated? 2. ID Division, at the top of every page/program put an ID Division so we know what this section does and read more »

Here you will find 10 points you should try and follow when starting out in website design. As promised! 1. Don’t go mad! Keep your idea’s down to earth as trying to reinvent the wheel on your first website will leave you furstrated read more »

Bandwidth: Is a measure of the amount of data transmission made between two systems. Can be problematic to webmasters with highly graphiced websites. As surfers have a limited download speed, this has improved as broadband has become more widely available. It is read more »

Function of a computer protocol: Firstly a protocol is a way in which something should be done. In computer terms, a protocol is how two machines communicate with each other over a network. The protocol outlines how data is transmitted and processed read more »

The next domain race begins today with the new “.mobi” TLD being made available to Trademark Holders from the mobile industry, so they have a chance to register their trademarks as .mobi before the real land rush begins on the 28th August. The read more »