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It’s a common question when you begin the web design process – do you need a static page, or a dynamic website with a CMS? This article explains the differences between the two, and which option is best suited to your business.

A creative and unique way of gifting memories to friends and family; having a picture restored, colourised and framed. It makes a unique present, and is bound to evoke a story or two from nostalgic relatives.

I was asked to appear on Norwich’s Future Radio to discuss web design. It was a great experience all round, not only to get out of the house but also to revisit the broadcasting world of my student days.

Since I was a little boy, my dream was to become a stock photo, grinning into the souls of Norwich’s shoppers. Well, it seems someone listened and my hopes were granted. Now I must find an alternative route into the city for fear of being haunted by my own likeness.

My latest article on the Norfolk Tech Journal, discussing whether a dependancy on smart WYSIWYG editors might set back our ability to code and solve the basic problems when things go wrong.

I had a home photo shoot with the skilled photographer Sylvaine Poitau, in which we took various snapshots for my own and NWES’s use to raise awareness of local businesses and start-ups. Here are a few of them, along with my thanks to Sylvaine for her time and hard work making me look presentable.

An introduction to my work and relationship with web design published on the Norfolk Tech Journal – a great local e-zine covering tech news, start-ups and design conventions around the Norwich area.

Using a bogus Twitter account, a free evening and some inspired band choices, I began compiling Britain’s first ‘Noah’s Arkfest’. It was fun, silly and a good exercise in the disingenuous side of social media. Needless to say, Noah’s Ark Festival is how I’ll break the music scene.

A space to thank and recommend NWES for their support and mentoring of my web design business. Traders in Norwich, Norfolk and East Anglia should check in with NWES; you’ll receive dedicated workshops and meet like-minded people learning the ropes of building a business.

Examining the client/designer dynamic beyond web design, specifically keeping them comfortable with Wordpress long after the site launch.

This guide explains in layman’s terms how to go about this; from the cheapest, most supportive hosting providers to syncing your .co.uk nameservers.