If you want to know what’s in, what’s hot and what’s on the horizon then look no further. The CBJ blog covers everything from design trends to tips on how to get the most out of your content.
Posted by Malcolm Iliff, on 30th October 2014
Does your website rank 10/10? Having a website’s one thing. Having one that's working for you is another. Your Google PageRank – or page ranking - is the one clear sign of how good your website is. You get marks out of 10. A bit like your school report, the effort you put into your website content and technical structure determines your results.
Posted by Malcolm Iliff, on 6th October 2014
To blog or not to blog - that is a question. If you’re left wondering what a blog is and whether you even need one. You’re not alone. This blog looks at blogging for business and blogging for anyone...
Posted by Malcolm Iliff, on 17th May 2015
In April Google announced it has enhanced its search algorithms to reward sites that are built using responsive web design techniques. This means traditional fixed width websites may lose out to mobile friendly sites in the search rankings. Have you noticed a drop in the number of visitors recently?
Posted by Malcolm Iliff, on 29th August 2014
Is your website content worth sharing? It doesn’t matter how great your website is, if nobody knows about it. Here are 3 simple habits you can start cultivating right now to encourage visitors to your site.
Posted by Malcolm Iliff, on 16th July 2014
Any clue to the connection between Fat Footers and warm hugs? On your website, the Fat Footer is - or at least, should be the horizontal band at the bottom of the page. Should we feel good about them? Do they make the website visitor feel welcome?
An appreciative client who goes to the trouble of actually documenting their gratitude is always an excuse to pat oneself gently on the back. Watford Bathrooms and Kitchens have recently done just that and sent us the testimonial that is reproduced in this blog. Thankyou.
Posted by Malcolm Iliff, on 19th July 2007
CBJ Digital Ltd's approach to accessibility. If the site has been designed to comply with basic W3 accessibility standards, then it has passed the first hurdle.
Posted by Malcolm Iliff, on 19th May 2016
What do you know about your website visitors? Do you care who they are, or what they do? Here are some straightforward and basic ideas on what your site should be doing and what you should be doing to your site.