Internet Explorer Finally Dead?
As of Tuesday January 12th 2016, Microsoft no longer offers support for older versions of its Internet Explorer web browser. Read more on our blog.
The best and worst in modern web design
Modern web design is an ever-changing discipline, so how do you know if you're getting it right?
Google’s First Page: How do I get there?
We all know the first page of Google search results is the holy grail for any webmaster, but how do you actually get there? Read our latest blog post.
What is a Website Card? And What Does it Do?
This week, Twitter users received emails inviting them to create a Website Card. What is a website card exactly? Find out on our latest blog post.
Chocolate and Politics!
From Easter treats to election debates, explore how social media shapes political campaigns, public reaction and the risks of unfiltered communication.
Arrested development: When to redesign a website
If your website is inefficient to use it might be better to invest your budget into getting it redesigned around a more effective e-commerce platform.
For safety is not a gadget but a state of mind
At First Internet we have had to deal with security issues from time-to-time and take the protection of our clients data very seriously.
Bing’s four steps to SEO and usability success
While Google remain relatively tight-lipped with ranking factors, Bing's senior product manager Duane Forrester has revealed his four steps to SEO success.
Brand new responsive website for FSYTA
The Fire Services Youth Training Association has a brand new responsive website thanks to First Internet.
Google overhauls search algo with Hummingbird
Google have given themselves a 15th birthday present - a new search algorithm, built from the ground up and named Hummingbird.
Yahoo! logo change unlikely to affect SEO
This week, Yahoo! has launched a new logo and Bing has become the default search engine for Nokia users. So how will these changes affect SEO?
No negative impact’ of Google+ for online marketing
Google+ may have had a lukewarm reception, but a new report suggests it might still be worth incorporating into your online marketing mix. Read more here.