Bespoke web development, Hand built in England
Paul Sturgess
Just before Christmas three new websites we’ve been working on went live…
nude-designs.com / Portfolio entry
blueskyeducation.co.uk / Portfolio entry
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TweetWell done guys. Very impressive!
Do you always use the XHTML 1.0 Transitional Doctype for a project then?
Hi Danny,
thanks for the compliments! We do generally use XHTML 1.0 Transitional, yes. HTML5 isn’t quite ready for public consumption in our eyes yet (but soon, soon). We could go for a strict doctype, and our code would validate in it, but as we can’t always guarantee the output from 3rd party tools it’s safer to stick with transitional. This doesn’t mean the quality of our markup suffers, it’s just pragmatic for the time being.
@robin I know what you mean about 3rd party tools and using a strict doctype. Cheers for the reply.
It’s been over a year now since we moved to Guildford and we’re really feeling settled in our new home on the High Street. We’ve got our artwork on the walls, an arcade machine setup and we’ve even hosted a live gig. However, one thing we haven’t done yet is meet our fellow web …
‘Social media’ is the new buzz term. Everybody’s doing it, and why? Because it can generate masses amount of traffic to your website, which can easily turn into revenue. It’s really what ‘web 2.0’ is all about.
NEW ADDRESS: Kyanmedia, Guildford, 171 High Street, Guildford, Surrey, GU1 3AJ Yes thats right, we have made the big move, a week earlier than the scheduled 24th July. The impromptu decision was made mid morning Friday (17th July, 2009) after discovering, Smithbrook was…
After the resounding success of the first Web Meet Guildford (WMG) we’re excited to announce that we’ll be hosting another meetup later this month. So if you make websites and you live or work in the Guildford area, please do join us in the 3 Pigeon’s pub on Guildford High Stree…