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Everything you wanted to know about Google Material Design (Part 3)
In part three of this four-part series, we explore how colour and bold graphics are set to change how we interact with technology. […]
Everything you wanted to know about Google Material Design (Part One)
In part one of the series, we explore some of the big questions about Google Material Design, including what it is, how it was developed, and its core design principles. […]
SEO: simple ways to find the right keywords
If you know anything about web content, SEO and Google rankings, you know words are a powerful element. But how do you know exactly which words to choose to get your website visited and up there on the first page of Google? The more a keyword is used by searchers and websites, the more difficult […]
Google now recommend ‘progressive enhancement’
Google have announced via their official blog that because ‘Times have changed’ they are now recommending ‘progressive enhancement’ in favour of their AJAX crawling scheme. Google’s AJAX crawling scheme The original proposal for the scheme was created in 2009 to remedy the fact that Google’s systems could not read web pages that used JavaScript, and […]
Google’s definition of a low quality website (Part One)
In 2016, keywords are not the only thing Google cares about. Google has started to crack down on poor quality website content, which means that business owners have had to adapt their strategies accordingly. There are a number of factors you will need to address to ensure your website can stand up to the challenge […]
Redesigned Google+ focuses on Collections and Communities
If you were to head over to Google Plus and check out your page today, you might find that things have changed a little bit. While Google has not been able to put together a social media interface that competes with the big names of social media, they have revamped their current offering. The new […]
Google has a new logo
It was only last month that Google announced big changes to its business structure, and yet change continues for this fast-moving tech giant with the launch of a new-look logo design. We’ve seen Google’s logo evolve many times in its 17-year history. This latest logo uses a sans-serif typeface and is a lot more modern […]
Google restructures as Alphabet
It would seem Google has outgrown Google. In a surprise announcement this week, the search giant declared it is restructuring under a new holding company called Alphabet to separate in an attempt to separate its moneymaking businesses from its ambitious projects like driverless cars. Google was founded as an internet search with much of its […]
Mobile web is here (but it’s not all bad)
In April, the all-mighty Google announced a major algorithm change that would see responsive sites rank higher than non-responsive sites. Since then, webmasters, digital marketers and business owners alike have all been awaiting the fall out of “Mobilegeddon”. Turns out, the change hasn’t been as bad as was expected. Here’s what’s happened and what you […]