Blog Posts From Dental Design

Do you currently have a facebook page for your dental practice? If not, you might want to read this blog and set one up. Having a facebook page is a good way to promote your practice to your patients and…

Hundreds of millions of people now own a smartphone and this number is expected to rise to one billion by 2013. With this in mind, there still seems to be a relatively untapped market for mobile search optimization within the…

Google is phasing out support for some internet browsers from later this year. This may be of interest to you if you are currently using Internet Explorer 7, Safari 3, Firefox 3.5 or any previous versions at your dental practice….

The best design­ers know that 95% of good design — web or print — comes down to the typog­ra­phy. There’s a plethora of lit­er­a­ture and years of train­ing involved in mas­ter­ing type, but there are also a bunch of tweaks…

As mobile web browsing becomes more common, it’s increasingly important to design websites for mobile use as well as for desktop browsing. This can mean anything from tweaking your regular site so it looks OK on Android and iOS devices,…

30 logo designs that use dots to create light, bubbly and distinct shapes

Whilst checking my morning emails, blogs and subscriptions I came across this story which could have implications for security on the web. Captcha, the security feature which asks the user to input a randomly generated word to access specific areas…

The Internet is a wondrous thing. It’s an unrivalled source of knowledge for its users, and as web designers and web developers, it keeps many of us from becoming homeless with “Will code for food” signs hanging around our necks!…

In our ongoing efforts to make webpages load as fast as possible it’s important that we don’t just look at file sizes and aesthetics but also the order in which pages load in a browser. For example, would you rather…