APPROACHES TO website ownership, development and maintenance differ widely across different companies and over time, dependent on company … [Read more...]
Do national spelling differences matter to a global audience?
Ever since Noah Webster's early nineteenth-century dictionary standardised key differences in US spelling from its British English source, … [Read more...]
Out of the shallows: time to jump in the deep end
I started this blog two years ago; I was in a very different place then, my little boy was just in nursery and my little girl settled in … [Read more...]
My Top 20 blog posts of 2012: Numbers 11-20
Welcome to the second part of my run-through of my most-read blog posts of the year (you can catch up on Part One, numbers 1-10 here). Not … [Read more...]
My Top 20 blog posts of 2012: Numbers 1-10
Our house is in danger of being sunk under advent calendars bought by kind friends and family, there is a light covering of snow on the … [Read more...]
7 Steps to Keeping Connected and Maintaining Momentum
It's quite a challenge to be a completer as well as a starter, and many times what we start out to do loses momentum and focus as we try to … [Read more...]
Marissa Meyer: the new supermodel or positive new role model?
It's been a fascinating week for stories about working mums, firstly with the announcement that Google stalwart Marissa Meyer is off to … [Read more...]
Why You Need a Style Guide for your Website
My first proper job was as a publishing editor, working on educational magazines, and the way we worked to produce the magazines was very … [Read more...]
Who Put That There? How to Survive a New Website Launch
It’s exciting. You spend a lot of time and energy and cash setting up a shiny new website; you have re-launched from a customer perspective, … [Read more...]
3 Steps to Focus on the Big Stuff
The trouble I am having with reading so many inspiring New Year's posts and articles is that pretty soon I am buzzing with all the … [Read more...]