If you want to dabble in web design, there are all sorts of options available to you. You can splash out on Dreamweaver, though the price sticks in the craw, especially if you only build the occasional website. You could put together a collection of various free tools and programs, that I’ve mentioned in the [...]
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In what can only be a happy coincidence, yesterday’s RSS feeds brought up a post in Appfrica on designing low-bandwidth websites, while TechRadar offered a number of tools that you could use to speed up website loading times. For anyone working in Kenyan tech, especially those who hope to sell via their websites, this is [...]
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Sometimes, a piece of software comes along that is so simple, yet so impressive, that you wonder how you ever managed without it. My first words on being shown today’s pick were “Oh my god, that is aces and skills!” and I am still so utterly enthralled by it that I don’t think I am [...]
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Avoid the mistakes they make, copy their best features instead.
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Save yourself the tension and heartache by figuring out what your client needs before you begin.
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