The Naivety of Responsive Web Design

Posted by Bryan James on December 9th, 2011

Design, Web Design

Responsive web design – a fantastic and booming trend in the current landscape of website design. The entire industry is set alight with excitement by the whole thing – squeezing, bloating, squelching their browser windows- to see the goods placed in front of them reshape, restructure and in some cases, remove themselves entirely. I’ve been consistently tasting a bitterness and anger which to be honest, I’m getting a little tired of feeling as though I cannot express, and I am not alone. Read the rest of this entry »

Social Data Hub Announced by Google Analytics

Posted by Daniel Peden on December 8th, 2011

Featured, Google Analytics, Industry News

Today at Le Web, Google announced the launch of its social data hub.

The social data hub aims to enable social network partners to submit their activity streams, making the data available to Google Analytics users within a set of social reports currently in development. Read the rest of this entry »

Does Anybody Want a New Sprinter for Christmas?

Posted by Rachael Parker on December 7th, 2011

Ebay, Engagement

You really can buy anything on eBay and with the hunt to buy more interesting gifts this festive season, I think I have found one of the most unusual. England’s second fastest sprinter has listed himself on eBay to find a sponsor so he can compete in the Olympics next year. Read the rest of this entry »

Epiphany Solutions Shortlisted for ‘Most Innovative Digital Agency’

Posted by nicole.barbosa on December 7th, 2011

Company News, Digital Innovation, Press Release

The leading search agency announced today their excitement of being nominated for ‘Most Innovative Digital Agency’ for the 2012 Econsultancy Innovation Awards. More than 450 companies entered the awards, and Epiphany joins six other agencies that were shortlisted under the category. Read the rest of this entry »

Measuring Keyword Density with Ruby

Posted by Andy Webb on December 6th, 2011

Useful Scripts and Utilities

So, keyword density.. a slightly dated metric but an interesting challenge none the less. Here is my response to Drews first challenge, for this challenge we had to take a random URL and parse it’s text content to check for keyword density. Read the rest of this entry »