The Big City Plan – Part 3 – How
After sounding out interested parties, mainly via twitter, a number of us met up at December’s Birmingham Social Media Café — at this point the clock was already on us, we’d onlyRead More…
After sounding out interested parties, mainly via twitter, a number of us met up at December’s Birmingham Social Media Café — at this point the clock was already on us, we’d onlyRead More…
I’ve just set the new site for the Birmingham Conservation Trust live. I’ve advised on how it could work, and done the final coding and design. The Trust is a charity thatRead More…
Gavin Wray designed this elegant website for management consultancy Ladder Consulting, which I then turned into a WordPress theme. The site contains a blog, as well as a number of hierarchical pagesRead More…
Of All The People In All The World is a unusual and fantastical piece of art/theatre created by Birmingham-based Stan’s Cafe. They have a grain of rice to represent every person aliveRead More…
If you’re interested in the super, open source, thingy WordPress — I hate to call it a blogging platform as you can do so much else too — you could do aRead More…
Prompted by Mark Steadman‘s comment on one of my many blog posts on the evils of crossposting, I’ve turned off the tweet digests that were (to be honest) overwhelming the nonsense blogRead More…
Tickets are now on sale (at £35 or £70 if you’re feeling philanthropic) for the two days of WordPress geekery that will be WordCamp UK. It’s to be held at The StudioRead More…
I’ve just spent an hour or two (Saturday morning would be the quietest time for traffic to my blogs) updating this blog, BiNS and The Kitten Channel to the new WordPress releaseRead More…