Since starting out with Sass I’ve used mixins to avoid having to hand write my media queries. I then used Grunt (and later Gulp) to combine these media queries so I could nest these within the elements they applied to rather than grouping them in a seperate document that made …
Firstly if you’re unaware of what FOIT is then this might not be the article for you, but if you insist on reading along it stands for Flash Of Invisible Text. This flash occurs on a number of websites that use non standard fonts through @font-face in their CSS files …
This post began life as an internal training document for a number of our team at Bronco. We determined it may be of benefit to others and so have placed a slightly editted version here.
The primary aim of the document was to make our SEO team aware of the …
Since I joined Bronco (over 9 years ago) I’ve spent some time each year delivering a new company website. The reason we’ve done this each year range from being bored with the previous iteration, having the design copied for a WordPress theme or needing to showcase our ever developing skillset.…
In the past week or so PageCloud, a new web design tool, has been announced for launch later this year. It’s appeared on a wave of more intelligent CMS/design tools that arguably include the likes of Squarespace and The Grid.
As a digital agency where our services include web …
Simple and easy to use navigation can be a challenge when building a responsive website. You’ll find the navigation system might alter at various screen sizes in an attempt to minimise its impact on the elements that surround it.
It’s in attempting to minimise the dominance of the navigation on …
Avast! land lubbers it’s that time of year again for International Talk like a Pirate Day.
So grab ya grog and wench and set sail on the open seas*
…but if ya a dirty bilge rat just say Arrr! a few times and slip back into your boring lives foregoing …
A few weeks ago we implemented mod_pagespeed on a couple of websites to automate some speed optimisation techniques. At the time it seemed like a no brainer to roll it out onto a few of our servers and speed up a large number of our clients’ websites.
I thought the …
I’m not going to say that an image is worth a thousand words (or maybe I just have). It’s an often repeated phrase that through repetition has lost much of its meaning. People say it without really thinking about it. Like those that say literally when they actually mean figuratively.…
A couple of weeks ago we launched our Google Update Calendar. We built it to become a resource for ourselves, our clients and anyone else that happens to find it so that they can keep up with any updates Google makes to its search algorithm.
It also helps users …