Most recent blogs in the Tips & Tricks category
Does music itself help one to create?
Regular readers of the Wiliam blog will have noticed that cart abandonment has been a trending topic over the past 6 months, give or take. There's a good reason for this, and there's nothing I like better than a good yarn about how we've managed to turn around the fortunes of one of our awesome clients.
Money magazines tips on the best ways to shop online over Christmas. Stay one step ahead.
A few of us in the Production team recently shuffled our way through a Google Analytics short course. It was a great way to brush up on our knowledge as it had been a couple of years since I'd needed to dive into analytics, and a lot has changed in that time. Here are some useful snippets of knowledge that I thought were worth mentioning. Gone are the days where Google Analytics was just about hits and page loads, now I can't imagine a successful web project without it!
So you’ve grasped the Jira basics and know to steer clear of the 7 Deadly Sins of Using JIRA? It’s time to put your big boy pants, level up and start using JIRA like a PRO. Here are some tips and tricks you will save you a lot of time and impress your colleagues.
There are various various ways to create dynamic HTML content. Here is a brief introduction to writing elegant and maintainable code.
Some of you may look at this blog title and say “but you shouldn’t ever do that. Restful APIs are stateless, duh”. This is correct.. but let's break that rule.
There are often situations where we need to find the name of a property. With the introduction of 'nameof' from C# 6.0 we can reduce the reliance of magic strings in code.
While mapping one object to another across different layers, say UI to logic, or logic to domain, lots of boring and lengthy code needs to be written.
Ensuring that your new website lives up to expectations can often be difficult. Focus too heavily on the wrong things and it can quickly get away from you.
The humble WYSIWYG is an end user’s main interface to editing content on their website. As websites get more complicated, design gets more complicated, and in turn the slice gets more complicated, the WYSIWYG needs to provide more options for styling content.
I was recently tasked with researching how to use the Mandrill API for sending transactional emails.
How progressive disclosure can help you in your relationships (and websites).
Determine whether a model's properties should be serialized at runtime.
A simple way to enhance your Lucene indexes for searchability across comma separated numerical values.
LIKEtoKNOW.it connects Instagram fans to the eCommerce websites selling the gear they want to buy.
Could be a way to monetise your website further? Pity it looks like SPAM.