Dorset and Bournemouth Web Design, Front End Development

Interface Design

Web site design continues to move at a fast pace. My years of creative experience, especially in Front End Development, means that Web sites I build put the fun in functional.

User Experience

The users experience (UX) has become increasingly important in modern web site design. I use the latest techniques to make the UX engaging - plus leading the user at the same time. You can find examples of my work at Abby-Services.

Web Services

Web services can be used create some useful functionality without unecessary work on a system built from scratch. I can learn or leverage knowledge I have of existing Web Services.

Web Standards

Surprisingly few Designers have caught on to the importance of standards in web design. For me, it is the most important driving force behind all the sites I build.

Unique Sites

When there is a rock solid plan for a startup business online, I also have experience with the server-side scripting language php. I am able to provide solid advice on feasability and strategy for many projects.

CMS, eCommerce

There are a huge array of web applications for free or otherwise that I can set up and introduce you to, the main advice I can give you here is, keep it simple or people won't buy from you.

Welcome

If you're here to learn at any level, you're in the right place. My aim is to provide no nonsense articles mixed in with more in depth coding to help anyone at any level.

This area is intended as an extra no nonsense guide in general areas of the site to help you around and reassure you that there is a respectful and professional human being behind all of this. I hope you enjoy using the site.

Learn something about making Web Sites. These articles are for anyone involved in using, designing or building them.

Formatting PHP in VS Code
- I recently had one of those brick wall moments over a workflow issue all developers have, especially those who try to stick to open source solutions for everything: Code formatting! It is one of those things, just like keeping the bathroom clean and tidy, allowing us to know where everything is without having to fish […]
The Evolution of Sass
- In recent years, the use of preprocessors has become commonplace for Front End Development and many do not even write raw css anymore. As a direct result of the rise of Responsive design, the requirement for css preprocessors went from a nice to have, to virtually mandatory for some projects due to the scale of […]
Menu with Json and jQuery
- Dear Valued visitor, Thank you so much for your support and interest in the articles on Webegg. Whilst a lot of content is totally free, some of the things I put a lot of work into are slightly restricted in terms of code and demo links. I’ve had to do this to keep my level […]
Multiple Location Googlemap with navigation
- Dear Valued visitor, Thank you so much for your support and interest in the articles on Webegg. Whilst a lot of content is totally free, some of the things I put a lot of work into are slightly restricted in terms of code and demo links. I’ve had to do this to keep my level […]
Local Web sites on iPad & mobile
- When I build sites I, like a fair few other Web Designers, use a local server setup. For me it’s WAMP at the moment. In order to work on many peoples sites at once, not having to copy/paste or constantly rename things, I have to use a combination of the Windows hosts file, which is […]
Don’t be an anti-semantic
- I often get the feeling that there are many people who hear the word ‘Semantics’ mentioned by Front End Designers in passing but don’t really know what it means. Rather than go straight into Web Semantics & how this relates to the Web and building semantics into HTML, I think it is important not to […]
jQuery Multiple Filter
- A groovy multiple filter
FOUT – What’s that all about?
- Article explaining why FOUT happens

I'm a Web Developer dedicated to beautiful & usable design using modern & standard practices.