A few weeks ago, the latest iPad was announced to the usual fanfare. As expected, the main new feature was a brand new "Retina" screen with four times the resolution of the iPad 2. With app developers racing to take advantage of the higher resolution, how does this affect your website?
Realistically, it doesn't - at least for the near future. To see why, keep reading…
Last time we discussed some of the reasons why creating content often runs behind schedule, and as a result how the quality can suffer. In this article I'm going to go into more detail, listing some of the things that you need to watch out for when writing your copy.
Both my colleagues and I have spoken before about how content really is the most important aspect of a website, one that should be discussed and understood before any designs are done. But frequently content is the very last thing to be dealt with. Why?
I'm sure that many of you read that title, and thought "Of course the details are important. Everyone knows that". And you'd be correct, as the details are important - it's just a question of which details.
The days of only being able to access the internet on a computer have long since passed - using a iPhone or an Android based smartphone to get online whilst on the move has become commonplace. Surely this means that you need to supplement your existing website with a dedicated mobile version, or, even better, with an app? In short, the answer is no. Of course, it's actually a little more complicated than that - but the answer will still usually be no.