The Umbono Project powered by Google, Cell C, Bandwidth barn, Silicone Cape, Ogilvy and the Hub,launched with a ‘jump’. It’s with much excitement that I’d like to introduce you to The Umbono Accelerator Programme. Umbono is Africa’s first, seed-funded incubator programme. It is set to assist local web and mobile based startups turn their ideas into
If you have Google Analytics installed on your blog or website (which I hope you do), it’s time you tried In-Page Analytic’s. I have personally been using this to assist in the direction of my websites for a while now. Not many people seem to know about it, let alone grasp the full use
Most of you know this, but for those that don’t ( and it seems a common problem on many SA based blogs and websites), having non-descriptive URL’s is hurting your natural search engine ranking. Having a URL which looks like this: www.example.co.za/1234/668/00123…etc… is doing nothing for you. Those search engine bots take one look and
If there is one thing in this world I love, it’s a clean, neat desktop that offers the functions I use regularly, without those messy and often downright ugly Gadgets offered by Microsoft. Meet Rainmeter, a desktop customisation platform that allows you to display exactly the information you want to see, how you want to
For weeks, millions have been waiting for their invites to join Google’s new ‘Plus’, social networking platform. It’s to make waves of epic proportions and if you haven’t heard about it yet, you probably don’t have many friends who are web developers, designers or anything web orientated. Personally I feel that the closed Beta testing
Today seems like a good day for new projects. I’m sanding that outside table down a little later, its going to be beautiful when I am done. Will definitely post before and after shots on Monday. That’s not the only project I’m happy about though. A little more than just happy, I am actually so
