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One casualty of the UK government's austerity drive will be a number of websites (600 of them!) which in many cases perform a useful service. Sadly, like most public sector projects, the cost of running them is eye-watering. According to …

I've mentioned "error pages" before, but I'll revisit the subject regularly until everyone's sorted theirs out. Do you know what happens if someone types in a page on your site which doesn't exist? Here's what happens on our site. Is …

An excellent article has just appeared on the E-consultancy blog about content for your B2B website. In Creating Cracking Corporate Content author Kevin Gibbons reminds us that the days of writing stilted web pages full of key search terms have …

Most of you won't be redesigning your company website any time soon, and even then, if you're part of a large corporation, you may get little or no input to the exercise. But it's worth understanding the fundamentals of on-screen …

Increasingly, experts are suggesting that you focus on getting your website visitors to do the one thing you want them to do, rather than impress them with the breadth of options you offer. Having built up a successful online publishing …