You might have noticed that if you search for something on Google on your phone there's a new 'Mobile friendly' label.
Every site I build is now mobile friendly and allows the editing of all content by default. This is for a few very good reasons.
Just like in 'real' life, your visitors come in all shapes and sizes. Inclusivity is—rightly—front and centre for businesses these days.
Useful 'alt' text on images will not only keep your visitors happy but has happy knock-on effect on your search engine ranking.
Some visitors to your site will use out of date browsers. Is it worth catering for these visitors? Here's how to make an informed decision.
One of the biggest changes in recent years has been the use of smartphones. How should your website cater for these devices?