Much of the early writing about the iPad has focused on its technical limitations. The negative reviews have largely been around the lines of “why bother, I’d rather keep using my laptop or iPhone”. But the iPad is innovative not so much for its technical features, it is in a sense just an overgrown iPod [...]

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I had reason recently to discuss the concept of Information Architecture (IA) with a client. In its broad context, as it applies to digital, it was readily apparent that this client’s world view, the definition that they pursued was limited to the site navigation and page layout in context of a classic [...]

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What is it? RedDot Content Management System, now called Open Text Web Solutions Suite, is an Enterprise Content Management system with lots of solid build in functionality. But like a lot of Enterprise CMS products there are always gaps in the product as the care required to get Enterprise products to market sometimes does not keep [...]

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Web in 2010 is very much a world of mash-up and outsources services. Website owners unfamiliar with this will start to see much more of this dominating thinking in the next few years as web services proliferate. At the moment there are numerous common examples of how people are using free services to augment websites those [...]

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Once you understand these four areas, you should be well on your way to completing a successful web site development.

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