All web developers have a love/hate relationship with IE6, but only since the Chinese attacked Google using an IE6 security hack has the matter really come to the public attention.

They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery…

Ok, so we’re a bit late on with this one, WordPress 2.9 was released waaay back in December, introducing some handy new features. We would have reported it then but we were too full of Christmas (ahem) spirit

The world of advertising with animals took a step in a totally bizarre direction late last year.

It’s amazing to think that the best viral of 2010 may have already hit the web, but when Fusion Creative sent this through I almost cried with laughter. It’s so effective on every level; technically smart, great message, smooth exectution, limitlessly forwardable.

Here at Kino Creative we take the issue of web accessibility very seriously. Accessibility is all about ensuring your website can be used by everyone, not just the average person. For example a blind user will browse the web using a screen reader that reads the content of a site out loud.

The dontclick.it website has been around for a good few years now, but I stumbled upon it again recently and it’s experimental click free interface got me thinking

Introduced in 2006, jQuery is a free compact JavaScript library that simplifies interaction between Javascript and HTML. Being a designer and not a programmer it was with some trepidation that I approached jQuery in order to build a little extra functionality into a site