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JS Power is go!

We’re very pleased to announce the launch of the brand new JS Power Limited website. Re-developed entirely from the ground up, the new site is clean, user-friendly, search engine optimised and ready for business!

Full report and case study here – congratulations to all at JS Power!

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 8th October 2008

Bye bye Mike

It’s with a certain amount of sadness that we (sort of) say goodbye to our star designer and developer, Mike Barker. Mike’s leaving Hull to seek fame and fortune, Dick Whittington style, in Leeds.

While Mike will now be based there, he’ll still be working on Definition projects, albeit remotely. We wish him the very best of luck – kettle’s always on here mate!

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 18th September 2008

Learn to build websites the right way

Hats off to Opera for publishing this fantastic course in building websites the right way using Web Standards. Link »

Posted in: 'Sidenotes' by Dave Foy on 8th July 2008

Google learns to crawl Flash

Google learns how to index the contents of Flash movies. We're not sure if this is a good thing or not... Link »

Posted in: 'Sidenotes' by Dave Foy on 2nd July 2008

The ‘Better Late than Never’ newsletter

Although a tad later than planned – we’re flat out working on a number of really interesting projects at the moment – we’re proud to send our new email newsletter out to our burgeoning list of subscribers today.

The ‘Better Late than Never’ edition is full of the usual news, articles and tips, and also features the (by now obligatory) free Definition desktop wallpaper for your computer.

Thanks to everyone who’s subscribed – we really appreciate your interest! You can always subscribe for free at the top of our Latest News page.

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 27th June 2008

Viking FM

We pride ourselves on our close associations we have with many design and marketing agencies throughout the UK. We were particularly pleased recently to be approached by Viking FM – our local commercial radio station here in Hull. They’d heard good things about our work and have asked us to work in partnership with them on several upcoming web-based projects.

Naturally, we’re really very pleased indeed. We’ve already met several times and they seem like a very nice bunch of people! We’re looking forward to bringing our web expertise to the table in the near future.

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 24th June 2008

JS Power commissions new website

We’re delighted to have been commissioned by JS Power Limited to re-design a new website for them. We’ve already been helping them salvage the mess left by their previous web provider and so were very pleased indeed when asked to commence a full re-design.

We can’t wait to get started – planned launch for the site is late September 2008 – look out for it!

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 20th June 2008

‘Become A Reporter’ launches!

We’ve recently launched a brand new website for Press Association Training. Become a Reporter aims to increase applications for the training agency’s Foundation Course in Multimedia Journalism.

Just one week in, applications for the course have shot through the roof! We’re really pleased. Read our full report here.

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 15th March 2008

New Press Association Training website in progress

We’re thrilled to have been shortlisted and then chosen to design and build a brand new website for Press Association Training. The site will promote a foundation course for budding journalists

The eventual site will be at http://www.becomeareporter.co.uk – look out for it!

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 19th December 2007

How much is that e-commerce store in the window?

The UK internet shopping market is estimated to be worth over £21.4bn, and last year over 20 million people shopped online with nearly a third of them spending over £1,000, according to the OFT.

There are obviously rich pickings to be made for those who do it right. If ever there was a time to get into e-commerce, now’s the time!

However, the same study found that one in four web merchants do not understand the web shopping laws, making it imperative that your e-commerce foray is undertaken properly.

Have a neat idea for a web-based e-commerce store? Give us a call for a no-obligation chat about making your e-commerce dream a reality.

Posted in: 'News' by Dave Foy on 3rd November 2007