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Cross-browser compatibility: Enabling placeholders for Internet Explorer
Your website will be viewed by possibly millions of people for as long as it stays out there on the web. Because everyone uses a different browser, there's really no way of determining which browser -- or device even --…
Read moreWorking around the Firefox 15 Placeholder display issue
If you just upgraded Firefox to version 15 you might have noticed the placeholder text for form fields doesn't work quite as it used to. By the way, the placeholder text is that bit of text that gives the user a clue as…
Read moreSony Network attack: Lessons learned
A few hours ago, I read a story posted on the Guardian's website about the arrest of Raynaldo Rivera -- a 20-year old hacker with the hacking group LulzSec: an offshoot of the hacktivist group Anonymous -- in connection…
Read moreChoosing a color scheme for your website
When it comes to the design of a website, the color scheme is often what defines the entire project. The color scheme sets the tone for the design layout - which forms the foundation on which the developers build. Choos…
Read moreInbound Marketing: Your new marketing mix
The "Web" presents a powerful marketing platform for businesses; however, as rewarding as the Web is for business, many businesses today still rely 'solely' on traditional marketing (e.g. radio, television, billboards, …
Read moreGBC 2012: A recap of events
The Fifth Annual Conference of the Ghana Biomedical Convention (GBC) for 2012 ended with DT on the sponsorship train. The conference, themed: "Enhancing Biomedical Research Education for National Development", was held …
Read moreWhy we chose WordPress as a CMS
A key focus of our website redesign / re-branding was the need to strengthen and intensify our Social outlook, especially as far as blogging was concerned. We needed to have four (4) blogs that would help us extend our …
Read moreTraditional or Viral?
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