The personal disquiet of
Exciting day today. We’re pleased to announce a series of Designing for the Web workshops in London, Manchester and Glasgow during November and December, 2009. And, they’re a snip at £325. Spend a day with me, and nineteen like-minded individuals … Continue reading
Since August last year, together with Leisa Reichelt, I’ve been involved in working with the Drupal community. Firstly, on the redesign of drupal.org, and more recently, overhauling the user experience of the software itself. All of which was done openly, … Continue reading
I last redesigned my blog in 2006. Three years ago! I’ve looked at redesigning it for about two years now, so what got in the way? Well, we’ve been buzzing around working on all sorts of other projects at Mark … Continue reading
Just a quick post to say that we’re having a sale! Designing for the Web will be available for the rest of August for up to 50% off (whilst stocks last).
Just a quick note. The paperback of my book, Designing for the Web, is available on the 14th April at 12pm GMT. That’s tomorrow. I have 1500 copies all ready to go, and these will be available on a first … Continue reading
Like a few other people, I’ve found myself into 2008 already and not posted my ‘end of year’ post. I don’t think it’s laziness, although it could be. I’m pretty sure I’ve not run out of things to say. Is … Continue reading
Me. As I registered the name ‘Mark Boulton Design’ over six months ago, technically, I am the winner. Hurray! However, to show I’m not a tight Northern bugger, I’ve decided to award the prize to the runner up (he says, … Continue reading
Anyone who has ever been in a band will know how difficult naming the band can be. It is no different for a new business. I find naming incredibly difficult. It really isn’t one of my strong points. Unfortunately though, … Continue reading
This post is more for me than you. If I’m seeing it, then your seeing it and that means the move to the new server and DNS pain was, hopefully rather painless. I’ll delete this post once all the dns … Continue reading
Well, after only a month or so on being on Media Temple’s new Grid server, I’m off. Why? Well, in addition to continuing connectivity issues MT are charging for GPU overage. Since they can’t give me more details as to … Continue reading
Well, it had to happen sooner or later. In the past two years, I’ve been reasonable happy with Dreamhost, but now, as a business, I need a hosting package which is a little more robust and scalable. I also want … Continue reading
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