After recently finishing a project for a not-for-profit organisation, Abilities First, which aims to find people with disabilities and ex-offenders places in the work force (read about it here), I thought that I would share with you the best practices to make your site as accessible as possible for people with disabilities such as poor eyesight, poor motor skills and dyslexia to name but a few. [Read more →]
People aren’t going to come to your site if they don’t know it exists!
This doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to spend a fortune on advertising (although this helps!) Below are my top 5 tips to get your site seen for free.
In this article, I’ll run through some fairly standard forms of SEO that will help your site acheive better organic results in the search engines.
<meta> These sit inside the <head> tags at the top of your web page. They aren’t visible to people viewing your site but they are picked up by the search engines. There are lots of meta tags that can be put on your web page but the most important one is Description. [Read more →]