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How images can be displayed using modern CSS

17th October 2022

When creating websites & applications for our clients we have various ways to display images in the project.

Andy Andy Tech

Do I really need a Mobile Application?

29th August 2022

Do I really need a custom application for my mobile device? Or is a mobile-first web application enough?

Chris Chris Marketing

Action required to keep your Google Analytics Working

27th July 2022

As you may have seen from your Analytics account, Universal Analytics is being retired from the 1st July 2023 and you will need to create a brand new GA4 account to keep collecting data.

Chris Chris Tech

Goodbye Internet Explorer

15th June 2022

After 11 versions and at the ripe old age of 26 Internet Explorer has today been retired.

Ross Ross Update

Introducing the all-new CMS:42 in 2022

16th March 2022

CMS:42 is a powerful, custom developed Content Management System developed in-house by the Webnetism team in Cheltenham, UK.

Tim Tim Update

How the approach to web design has evolved over the past decade.

14th December 2021

May 8th 2021 marked my ten-year anniversary at Webnetism, so I’m a little late with this blog post, but as the year comes to an end, I thought it would be a good time to look back at how the approach to website design has changed in the past 10 years.

Ross Ross Update

Webnetism no longer support Internet Explorer (IE) 11 browser as standard

6th December 2021

We no longer develop and test for browser support in Internet Explorer (IE) 11 & previous versions of IE.

Harry Harry Tech

Implementing 'New Pic On The Block'

29th November 2021

This is a technical follow up to the recent blog post “NEW PIC ON THE BLOCK”. To recap there is a new(ish) picture format called avif (or AV1 image compression format). This blog is to show you what we can do to automate implementing this (and webp) in your website without you having to spend a frankly enormous time converting your images.

Tim Tim Tech

New Pic on the Block

15th October 2021

WebP move over, here comes AVIF! That's right there's a new kind of image compression and it's even better.

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