Livingstones Warman Insurance Brokers asked for a new micro site which promoted policy schemes tailor made for specialist cars. We used a full-scape background for each section giving the site a sleek and stylish look.

You may think this is another one of my wonderful metaphors about navigating the slippery world of the Internet, however you would be wrong. Believe it or not this is actually an article about how to drive a car on ice and snow!

Users of the world’s most common web browser have been advised to switch to a rival until a serious security flaw has been fixed.

Believe it or not it is one of the biggest problems we face when developing a new site. Every browser behaves slightly differently to every other browser, even when we stick to web standards we inevitably have to tweak something to make it work the same in IE and Firefox for instance.

Last week we received a very surprising communication from a company called Getty Images. They wrote to inform us that some of the images we were using on our site were copyright to them.

Hype very rarely meets with reality, however sometimes, very occasionally, the “new thing” actually turns out to be just what they said it would and even less often does it exceed your expectations. The iPhone, Dyson, Playstation, SAT Nav and Lord of the Rings did just that. Today Google’s new browser, Chrome, looks like it may be joining this exclusive club.

So often customers phone me and say something like: “I just had a phone call from a company who said they can guarantee me a first page listing on Google for the phrase (insert key words here), they only charge £100 per month, what do you think?”

In recent days a number of you have received notices, apparently from Google, warning you that your Adwords account was on hold for some reason. These are all fake, ignore them and above all DO NOT click the link in the email.

Over the last few years, many of you may have received renewal notifications from a company called the “Domain Registry of America” or DROA for short.

After eight years with Ziontech Steve Vallis has decided the time has come to go on a little “tour”.