– from Alphabet to Algorithms With well over a billion unique visitors using Google every month, the search engine is by far the biggest in the world, eclipsing Bing, its closest rival, which sees just 350,000,000, unique monthly visitors – almost a third of that of the front runner. As a result, the entire online …
We live in a digital age. It’s all around us and it shows no signs of going away. It’s the smartphone you use to check your emails, the 3G that lets you post to Facebook, it’s the 4K OLED TV’s that catch your eye in the display; even affecting the light bulbs in your home. …
I’d like to share some SEO tips & hints about using content managed websites, especially those with a blog, to rank well in Google’s search results. I’m going to cover general SEO tips and techniques which should be relevant to almost any website though you may find that you need to make some alterations to your websites …
Resolution: why do low res images still look good on screen? All images on a computer are digital. There are two kinds of digital imagery pixel-based and vector-based. With pixel-based (raster) images like JPG and BMP the image resolution is measured in Dots Per Inch (DPI) sometimes called Pixels Per Inch (PPI) as its name …
Printing process When we create artwork for print it’s important for us to understand a little about the process that the artwork goes through when it’s printed. Before the printer can send the file to the printing machine itself it has to be prepared, they do this by separating the file into its four base colours …
Every time you access web pages you use a Web Browser. When you go to Google, Facebook or Youtube you might do so by finding and clicking the blue “E” icon. This “E” icon is a shortcut to a web browser made by Microsoft called “Internet Explorer” (The E stands for Explorer if you were …
