Here is a roundup of Turtlereality articles relating to website design. Design can be a powerful tool for businesses wanting to increase growth and maximise the value of their product offering. We are experts in design for e-commerce, complex web sites and content management systems. It is extremely important to organize data effectively and display it with the right emphasis.
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When Elon Musk threatened to buy Twitter people began to look for alternatives. Listening to the radio, I heard Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, talking about something called WT.social which was offering safe harbour for Twitter refugees.
Turtlereality has been in business designing and developing websites for 20 years. In that time the internet and the web has changed fundamentally at an incredible rate. Here are some of the highlights.
We built Ed Sheeran's first website - so I guess you could say we were partly responsible for his huge success :o)
Drupal is an open source modular web development system, there are lots of modules out there but they are not all as good as they might seem.
Drupal websites can benefit from a little bit of care and attention to fine tune their performance. Here are some tips for how to speed up your page loads.
It is very important to resize your images before uploading to your website, mainly to save you lots of time.
Our latest website launch is for M&B Surfaces, one of our long-standing clients. M&B provide garden and play surfacing products and services (and much more besides) to both the trade sector and retail customers.
When I started making web sites way back in 1996, the internet was a very different place and web sites were very different beasts. It's hard now to imagine that large sites were made of flat HTML files- but that is all there was!
