A recent interview with Warwick Davis on the Guardian website.

Ferguson Hill launched their new home cinema speaker system with an updated website.

Life’s Too Short, the tv series. DJA built the website for the real-life Willow Management agency.

We think this could be great news for the way websites look. Adobe, maker of Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat and all things that allow us to be visually creative on the web and in print, has acquired TypeKit, the people who allowed us to make website text look less like websites and more like artistic creations. [...]

When we’re developing websites, small or large, it’s important to ensure work is backed up and to manage versions. By checking in work often, if we need to go back to a previous version of the code then we can simply rollback to a previous version. We’ve been using Beanstalk for version control for some [...]

OK this has been going round for a while, but we’re pleased to see Microsoft are encouraging users to upgrade their web browsers from the long out of date IE6. The campaign website www.theie6countdown.com says it’s dedicated to seeing usage of IE6 drop below 1% worldwide. And that makes us very happy. We spend a [...]

We spend more of our time than ever now working on WordPress website development. There’s so many things you can do with WordPress than just simply blogging. In fact you may be surprised sometimes looking at a website to see that WordPress has been used as the framework for managing the website’s content. Take Spotify [...]

One thing we didn’t get from the start was why people would want to bookmark websites away from their own web browsers. We just used one browser on one computer and that was it. Press Ctrl-D and the site was added to an ever growing list of sites you liked. But as other browsers came [...]

OK – we weren’t going to jump on the bandwagon of advertising, product tie-ins, etc, that an event like next week’s Royal Wedding has spawned, but TechCrunch did get us thinking with this article on the Royal Wedding. Technology will be at the forefront of reporting the event, from Twitter and YouTube to Google Earth [...]

Yes, that’s right. There’s a new PC coming out, made in the shape of 80s favourite, the Commodore 64. And not only is everything within the box but it also has an emulator that means you can play all your old favourite games on it too. Read more about it at PC World – this [...]

So Angry Birds won best game at the Appy Awards on Monday. We’re glad to hear it. It’s a very addictive game which we’ve even been found playing on an iPad at Dixons, Stansted Airport waiting for a flight. And for 59p (in the UK) it’s got to be one of the best value iPhone [...]

This year we’ve seen updates to both Internet Explorer and Firefox (OK, Opera and Safari updated too). IE9 is only available to newer versions of Windows – our XP machine is left as is to test for IE6 issues. And that’s another issue – 4 possible versions of Internet Explorer all in current use. Wired [...]

Apparently the Guardian newspaper in London are inviting developers to drop-in to their offices during May for somewhere to meet other developers, collaborate, attend a talk or just for somewhere to work. We’re all in favour of that and apparently there’s free pizza too! Sign-up at the Guardian Developer Blog.