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We are pleased to announce the new Harbron Recruit website is now live! Harbron Recruit got in touch with us recently, as they wanted their Wordpress site moving to a bespoke platform and also wanted to extend their site with custom functionality.

Just as your screens and internet connections leap into the future, so should your website!

Google has now released it’s new mobile search algorithm and has released a handy tool to help you check your website.

Sometimes you find that your web browser just doesn’t have that certain feature that you want. Extensions and plugins have come to the rescue, but are the extensions or plugins you have installing from a trusted source?

Quite often when we need to write a large amount of code to complete a particular task we’ll first look to see if someone has already written an open source library which we can use instead of spending hours or days writing something that will do that same thing.

Over the past 24 hours GitHub has been suffering from a DDOS attack which has been evolving in order to circumvent the preventative measures GitHub has introduced.

According to a recent Google blog post, the search giant is currently working on a major algorithm change that will revolutionise the way mobile friendliness is determined.

Following our recent blog post about responsive design, BBC News have announced that their website has been redeveloped with a new responsive design.

With the recent release of innovative new devices like the Apple Watch and the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge the boundaries of web browsing are being pushed to the limit, but luckily responsive design has come to the rescue!

Tributes are pouring in from the web development community following the death of fantasy author Sir Terry Pratchett. In a clever and harmless way web developers have been adding an extra piece of information to the data sent when you view a website.

An issue in the Google Apps domain renewal process has been present since 2013, and called out by Cisco's Talos security research team who have now published details. A fix has now been issued to address the error, however this will not undo any information already leaked.