The GDPR comes into force on Friday – and from then on, many web designers and developers will need a Data Processor agreement in place with their clients.

Google has announced that Chrome will soon start rejecting insecure content loaded on an otherwise secure page. In a blog post on 3rd October titled ‘No More Mixed Messages About HTTPS’ the search giant revealed their plans to tighten up security and provide a clearer experience for users by blocking any content on an HTTPS page that is loaded over an insecure HTTP connection.

In my day job we build a lot of HTML emails – and most of the time, these are built to be sent via systems such as MailChimp, DotMailer, CampaignMonitor or similar.

For every website we produce now a days, we need to think about the cookie message that appears. I know, I know – you see them everywhere and you’ve probably gotten blind to them and just click “OK”. But really, a lot of thought needs to go into how they’re put together.

Video is big news online and you’ve quite likely wondered how you could display video on your own website. Well, there are 2 main ways.

We weren’t paid to watch the demo but there was a virtual wine and cheese tasting afterwards and The Great British Charcuterie put on a pretty special spread! (Did you know you can only claim to make “farmhouse cheddar” if you actually made it in Cheddar, Somerset?!)