Chris Hodgson

[...] upgrade your existing site or have a new site built from scratch, you should always ask your web developer some basic questions before you agree to start the work. Here are the main points… 1. [...]

[...] to hire a specialist or more of an all rounder. The post What are the differences between a web developer and a web designer? appeared first on Chris Hodgson. [...]

[...] . Easy to update your own content. You can update your website without having to employ a web developer or have any programming knowledge. Disadvantages of using WordPress Choosing the best website [...]

[...] is something that I take time to do regularly. This may seem an obvious thing for a web developer to be doing and you may feel that it isn’t relevant to you but think again… [...]

[...] picture with Firefox still maintaining a comfortable lead on Chrome, but since then both Internet Explorer and Firefox have lost some ground to Chrome, with the majority of ground being lost to [...]

[...] picture with Firefox still maintaining a comfortable lead on Chrome, but since then both Internet Explorer and Firefox have lost some ground to Chrome, with the majority of ground being lost to [...]

[...] Web developers and designers are often involved in the same projects, but have very different skill sets and [...]

[...] the most widely used web browser. Web Browser Stats July 2011 What are the implications for web developers? This is a positive change for web developers. In general websites do not work as well in [...]

[...] (StatsCounter) What are the implications for web development? This is a positive change for web developers. In general websites do not work as well in Internet Explorer as it displays web pages [...]

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