Monday 13 February 2017

Web Design tips for people in Kent

One of the biggest complaints against web designers is that they are here today, and gone tomorrow.

Few have the business acumen to stick at it, and continue to provide a good quality service to their customers.

Managing a business is a skill that few people have. Many try but are easily distracted, do not have a coherent business plan and tend to lack expertise in critical areas stymieing their ability to offer a complete service.

We have looked around the Kent area, as this is the South East of England where many of the leading companies have been established and the area has a good tech sector. There are many web design agencies in Kent to choose from so here are some things to look out for.

You need a good web designer who can focus on what your business needs and give fast, efficient backup and service to maintain your website.

Can your son/friend/neighbours boy make a website, do you need a web designer at all? Few have the skills required to build a workable website. Errors we often see are complete lack of compliance with data protection/copyright and privacy laws. As a web designer we often get called in when a site has been hacked or defaced. This could have been avoided in 99% of cases were the site to have been adequately secured and kept patched and up to date.

The credibility a business loses when a site gets hacked or a firm has to deal with serious legal fallout through non compliance is just not worth the risk. Generally speaking a qualified experienced web developer can do more in a shorter time and at a higher standard than someone new to the field of web design.

Cross browser compatibility and mobile device support are also essentials in the modern world of web design.

To keep appraised of developments in the world of web development we suggest you try the many online sites and resources like webmaster world and semrush.

One thing that is sure is that web design moves at quite a pace. What worked well and looked good one year is starting to show it's age in just a couple of years. Focus on keeping things simple, especially when it comes to web projects and you'll be fine.

Saturday 23 July 2016

Guide to Dover Kent

Dover is the southern most part of the UK and is just 21 miles away from France.

You can see France clearly on a good day. Dover is famed for it's white cliffs and has recently undergone a major regeneration.

The old high rise block on the front has been demolished which has long blighted the area and tourism has been given a boost thanks to the major face lift in Dover.

There are many hotels and places to stay in Dover and we suggest you consult a guide to Dover Kent to explore all of the options available to you.

There is lots of shopping opportunities in Dover and many restaurants and cafes to explore.

The docks have bought much business and commerce to Dover and has been regarded by many as the gateway to England.

The thriving sports center boast a pool, gym, squash courts and lots of other facilities. Along the sea front you'll find plenty of spots for a peaceful walk and if you wish to explore water sports there is much you can choose from along the Dover coast.

We are sure you will enjoy Dover, and just up the road is the charming town of Deal in Kent. You'll have a great time at Dover and you'll find a very diverse and interesting local population.

Please note that fuel prices near the docks are generally much higher that the service stations within the town or up at Whitfield as most people fill up having arrived at or departing from Dover. Plan your fuel stops carefully and you'll be fine. Check out the weather for Dover here

Friday 10 June 2016

Seaside town of Deal in Kent

When looking for somewhere to relax and spend time by the sea you'll find many popular towns and destination which are full of tourists and pretty much overcrowded at peak times. Check the weather first and plan to go on a sunny day.

It is therefore refreshing to discover a town which is pretty and fun to visit but does not suffer from overcrowding.

Deal in Kent is one such gem of a town. It boasts much smuggling history and 3 castles plus an active fishing community and lots of small independent coffee shops, cafes and restaurants. Because it is off the beaten track and is not really on the way to anywhere you have to make a deliberate point of visiting it.

Parking is quite easy with many car parks and on street parking in and around the town. Deal, Kent has one numerous awards over the years from Pier of the year, best place to lay your beach towel and high street of the year.

It consistenly recieves praise from journalists and usually figures high in peoples memories as a great place to go.

See about deal for full information on this town, the history and what there is to see and do in the town. It also contains some stunning photography to give you a flavour of this beautiful gem of a town located on the kent coast. Be sure to add Deal Kent to your list of places to visit if you are in the UK.

It is also conveniently located near the port of Dover, so is only a short hop away from France and Europe.

Make sure when you come to deal you try Solleys ice cream, it is one of the best we've found and we have made a point of eating as many ice creams as we can.

Sunday 5 June 2016

Arabica vs Robusta

Robusta vs Arabica

The world produces just two dominant types of coffee bean, namely Arabica and Robusta It is not really hard to choose, but they both offer something different.  So which is better? Let's look at the Robusta vs Arabica debate and see.

Robusta is cheaper, tastes more bitter and has more caffeine. So it makes a good basis for a stimulating coffee.

Purists generally prefer the taste of Arabica which is smoother and has a chocolately aftertaste.

Of course there are many regional variations in the bean itself and one cannot really define every type of Arabica with a single sentance.

Most shop coffees contain a blend of the two and sometimes different regions and varying roasts are combined to give the taste and texure you desire from your coffee.

It is common for these two varieties of beans to be blended after separate roasting to create a controlled flavour and experience. Purists will always favour Arabica. Robusta is rarely chosen as a favourite but there are many that … Robusta vs Arabica

Friday 13 May 2016

Stay sharp driving and drink coffee!



Latest tips from the Coffee Revolution

Coffee Revolution
http://www.coffeerevolution.net 

Please be sure to visit the coffee revolution which is a great resource for coffee lovers and enthusiasts the world over.

Creating awesome Latte Art

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/latte-art/  Here we have some great examples of Latte art or coffee art. These designs are made by getting the milk to the right micro foamed pour consistency and wiggling the milk into the coffee. It takes practice both to get the milk right and to develop the correct pour and flow technique. Generally you’ll start … Continue reading Creating awesome Latte Art

Corto Shot

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/corto-shot Brewing recipes Shots TipsCorto shots (often synonymous with Ristretto) can be used as the basis for many other drinks but also work quite well drunk straight as an Espresso shot. Here are the methods and tips on making a good Corto shot. Use 12 grams of ground coffee per shot. Grind: Ultra Fine Method: Extraction with hot water … Continue reading Corto Shot

Roasting coffee beans

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/roasting-beans/ roasting Tips  Coffee roasting is a massive part of drinking coffee. In fact, it is almost impossible to drink or make coffee from unroasted green beans, as they are as hard as rocks after they are initially dried by the farmers. The coffee roasting process can take years to master, and involves a large amount patience and … Continue reading Roasting coffee beans

Revvivare shot

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/revvivare-shot/ Brewing recipes Shots Tips Revvivare shots get their name from the Italian word Ravvivare meaning to revive. It was popularized in the UK and has quickly gained popularity through Europe and into Australia and New Zealand. It is essentially a double Cortissimo shot with a caffeine hit making it an ideal morning coffee. Here are the methods and tips on … Continue reading Revvivare shot

Lungo Shot

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/lungo-shot/  Brewing recipes Shots Tips Lungo shots are an alternative to the Americano, which is a shot of espresso topped up with hot water. The Lungo is a long full cup extraction through the ground coffee and can taste quite bitter and contains lots of caffeine. Without realising it many beginners use their pod machines at home and pull a full … Continue reading Lungo Shot

Cortissimo shot

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/cortissimo-shot/ Brewing recipes Shots Tips Cortissimo shots are used as the basis for many other drinks particularly the flat white and cortado but work well in other coffee options if you prefer a stronger taste and less caffeine. Here are the methods and tips on making a good Cortissimo shot. Use 15 grams of ground coffee per shot. Grind: Fine Method: Extraction … Continue reading Cortissimo shot

Ristretto Shot

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/ristretto-shot/ Brewing recipes Shots TipsRistretto shots can be used as the basis for many other drinks but also work quite well when drunk as an Espresso shot. Here are the methods and tips on making a good Ristretto shot. Use 12 grams of ground coffee per shot. Grind: Ultra Fine Method: Extraction with hot water under very high pressure. … Continue reading Ristretto Shot

Espresso shot

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/espresso-shot/ Brewing recipes Shots Tips Espresso shots are used as the basis for many other drinks including Americano, Cappuccino and Latte. Some prefer a double shot. An espresso shot is the amount of coffee used to brew an Espresso which is a very small, intense coffee drink. Use 7-9 grams of ground coffee per shot. Grind: Fine Method: Extraction with … Continue reading Espresso shot

Robusta vs Arabica

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/coffee-beans/ Coffees Tips Arabica vs Robusta It is not really hard to choose, but they both offer something different. It is common for these two varieties of beans to be blended after separate roasting to create a controlled flavour and experience. Purists will always favour Arabica. Robusta is rarely chosen as a favourite but there are many that … Continue reading Robusta vs Arabica

Best Espresso machines

http://www.coffeerevolution.net/espresso-machines/ Brewing Tips  Espresso machines can be some of the most complicated coffee brewing contraptions, and easily some of the most expensive, some costing over $20,000 for commercial level machines. But, not all machines are created equally; many more expensive models come with a ton of bonus features, such as a milk thermometer inside of the steam arm, … Continue reading Best Espresso machines

Saturday 2 April 2016

Some more awesome car Tuning links

Sorry I can't get this working, please bear with me I seem to have lost the car tuning anchor labels and points.

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