So you’ve chosen a name for your business and you’re ready show the world your brand spanking new logo. Your designer starts asking you a lot of questions and suddenly it all seems like a big decision to make in one meeting. The decisions you make
I've been doing a night course on HTML and CSS coding through Friends of Design for the last few weeks. I'm doing it becuase I want better control of the websites we build and to be able make precise tweaks and changes to them. At
So let’s start with this: in exactly one month it will be Christmas. ONE. MONTH. I’m not really sure how that even happened. It’s been one hell of a year, in so many ways. And not just because we now have a fancy system that
You're in a crowded exhibition hall meeting lots of new people in your industry. What draws you to a person only to decide it might be a better idea to fake a bathroom break? What gets you hooked, makes you want to take a card,
Going to WordCamp was a bit of a last minute decision – but one I’m so glad we made. Having worked on WordPress for about a year and a half now, we feel fairly comfortable with the platform, but we liked the idea of broadening our
There's nothing quite like a hopping on a bike and feeling the breeze in your hair on a sunset bike ride along the picturesque Sea Point promenade. Childhood memories of riding with "no hands" for the first time, the flying sensation of high speeds, near-collisions
Website building platforms are constantly evolving to keep up with the needs of developers. We keep an eye on the CMS options available to us but have always come back to WordPress. Here are five reasons why: It’s versatile WordPress helps us build a site that’s as
You never know where life is going to take you – and the ripple effect of tiny actions can lead you to people who you are just supposed to meet. Four years ago, when I was in Korea, I ran down a flight of stairs too
I have always enjoyed words. Spelling tests at school were particularly satisfying for me. While I did once write my gran a letter with the catchy title “Tiptoe through the choolips with me”, I haven’t often had much trouble with spelling. Since I entered the world
I read something somewhere on the internet (could I be more vague? No.) that has stuck with me. It said something to this effect: “Ask yourself how you are different from your competition – and tell that story.” In the last couple months, Pomegranite has built new
We’ve recently built three different websites for an NGO called STEPS. STEPS does amazing work treating kids in southern Africa who are born with clubfeet. It was started by Karen Moss, whose son was born with clubfoot when the only treatment option in South Africa