Blog Posts in Category Tech Tips

It’s been around for years yet most of our customers aren’t aware of what it is. Consider it a hybrid of printed design and marketing. Variable Data Printing or VDP for short is a type of digital printing where elements such as text, graphics or images may be changed from one printed piece to the next. ...

We’re back with the #TechTips and today we’ll be explaining HTTP 302 status codes and what does it mean. ...

We often get asked, “how much should I be paying for web hosting?” It's a good question - and it all comes down to three basic principles: Performance, Reliability and Customer Service. ...

We've been saying it for years, but HTTPS is the way to go which is why we made the move to have the green padlock you see 4 years ago! Why wouldn't you want to encrypt any possible information that's being sent to and from your website? ...

Back in July 2016, we wrote about Google and their long-term plans to make the internet secure, through https: (SSL). You can read that post here "Do you need an SSL certificate". ...

Over the years websites have evolved into the beasts they are now, the use of tables are long gone and in 2017 businesses require more than just a "web presence". Small and basic sites are still fine but for those requiring more this is where a Web Designer just doesn't cut it anymore. ...

At NW Design we're passionate about security and data protection which is why our head software engineer, proficient in internet security spent the past 18 months developing our own very bespoke website framework RedPrism. ...

Having been in the design and print industry for over 35 years, we thought we'd start to create informative blog posts about the different types of print and print related lingo that often confuse clients. ...

Since moving our emails to Google Apps, we've always had intermittent issues with receiving emails from Hotmail, Live and Outlook email addresses. Google Apps is a fantastic tool with loads of additional features, but it's no good if you can't receive emails from their rivals over at Microsoft. ...

Google Shopping is a paid advertising service associated with Google Adwords that allows users to compare products between online retailers. In previous years, it was formally known as Google Product Search, Google Products & Froogle. Ironically froogle.com still exists but redirects to Google Shopping. This shopping service was initially marketed as free and allowed on-line retailers to list products free of charge and made revenue from Adwords-based adverts placed at the side of the SERP page. This changed when the entire product was re-branded in 2012 and became what is now Google Shopping, the paid service we now know and love! ...