Time for a change
Posted on 02 Mar 2012
I think the time has come for a change or an addition to the Singleframe Design website. Although this site has brought us a lot of recognition I feel it's looking a bit dated now, so where do we go from here
It would appear you have found our blog / journal / collection of inane ramblings, whatever you feel it should be titled as, enjoy!
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IE6 declared dead in the USA
Posted on 05 Jan 2012
Ding dong, the witch is dead. And by 'the witch', we mean 'IE6'. And by 'dead', we mean 'only now used in the USA by utter die-hards and very unfortunate people'. As evidenced by Microsoft's Internet Explorer countdown, the USA has gone green, signifying that fewer than one per cent of the country's web usage is from Internet Explorer 6.
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The world’s best CV as seen on TV
Posted on 06 Dec 2011
Manchester’s own Benedict Le Gauche is a hero of our times. He has published his curriculum Vitae online for us to behold it in its glory. And it is truly a beautiful thing. It challenges the concept of bullshit, self promotion and aspiration that CVs are supposed to contain to allow you to find a job. Instead Mr Le Gauche’s CV gives us the cold, hard truth.
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Remembering Steve Jobs
Posted on 06 Oct 2011
This morning I awoke to find a message on my iPhone saying "Gutted about Steve Jobs. Sad news to wake up to!". I quickly fired up the BBC news site on the iPad to discover that Mr Steve Jobs has passed away . Indeed this is very sad news, I have put together quotes and videos from around the web.
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Are CSS3 and HTML5 the “New Flash”?
Posted on 30 Aug 2011
According to jQuery support, training and consulting company appendTo, the popular open source library has now ‘overtaken’ Flash, in terms of how many websites have deployed each technology, at least when it comes to the world’s ‘top’ websites.
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