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Specifying keyboard type for web forms on mobile devices

Posted on January 12, 2012

Who gets annoyed when they have to switch their mobile keyboard over to the number pad each time they have to enter a phone number in a web form? With some very simple HTML5 code I am going to show you have you can enhance someone's user experience with your web forms so the right keyboard for the job shows up automatically.

Drupal vs WordPress Terminology Guide

Posted on December 21, 2011

Chances are if you have been using WordPress or Drupal for a while you have become familiar with the terminology and when to use what where. However if you have to switch from one to the other it can become somewhat confusing. You can still achieve generally the same outcomes but all the terminology has changed. Also a handy beginners guide to terminology and features.

Mobile Friendly Contact Details

Posted on November 17, 2011

Have you ever visited a website on your phone and tried to call a phone number, but because of the formatting it doesn't work? In this tutorial I will show you have to make your contact details mobile phone friendly including the address, phone number and email.

Making my website work on a mobile

Posted on October 26, 2011

How many Australians are viewing websites on their mobile? How does your website look on a mobile phone? What options do I have for making my website work on a mobile? Find out the answers...

Getting You Noticed Blog

Posted on September 29, 2011

Getting You Noticed is a new Blog by Profiler Recruitment Director Lynne Payne. Check out the blog for tips in getting employed and news/trends in the workforce. Squigloo developed the blog using the latest technologies to create a responsive design that resizes for any device including iPhones, iPad, laptops and large screens.

Visit www.profilerecruitment.com/blog… Continue reading »

Using CSS3 Special Effects for Menus

Posted on September 29, 2011

CSS3 comes with a range of transition, transformation and animation properties that you can use to enhance your website and introduce animation without using Flash or JavaScript. There are also some nice design enhancements like text-shadows and border-radius. In this tutorial I'll demonstrate how to use these techniques to enhance a menu.

Speeding up WordPress

Posted on September 22, 2011

One of the great things about WordPress is all of the wonderful plugins available. The downside of adding all these plugins to your site is that your often loading your plugin JavaScript and CSS files in the header when they are not being used. Some may only be used once in your sight and others only in certain sections. In this post I've got some tips on cleaning out unnecessary header calls in your WordPress header.

Trevillian Signs Website

Posted on September 15, 2011

Trevillian Signs signage and displays throughout Victoria, specialising in the Real Estate and Land Development sectors. The website showcases their range of work from billboards, Real Estate boards through to shop signage.

This project was done in collaboration with Go To Wo. Go To Wo designed the website and Squigloo developed the website.

Visit www.trevilliansigns.com.au… Continue reading »

Best Plugins for WordPress Setup

Posted on September 8, 2011

When building a WordPress site there are thousands of great plugins to use that will enhance the end users experience. But what about plugins that will make your life easier when developing the website, before it’s even gone live to the world.

Dorsavi Website

Posted on September 1, 2011

DorsaVi develop a range of human movement technologies to help prevent injuries in sport and the workplace.The website provides information on their range of products and services.

This project was done in collaboration with Go To Wo. Go To Wo designed the website and Squigloo developed the WordPress based site.

Visit www.dorsavi.com… Continue reading »