I came across an excellent article earlier on Smashing Magazine (a blog dedicated to graphic and web design), dealing with the principle of 'designer myopia', seemingly common amongst web designers these days.  It discusses how those who are close to a subject often observe it in too much detail, and easily get hung up on those details without seeing the full picture. Read More...

A lot of people still tell us that they're not interested in using Social Media for their business; that it's a waste of time, that it won't generate any returns. So we tell them to consider this - the three most popular websites in the UK are Google, Facebook and YouTube. In that order. Read More...

Chrobis would like to wish all our customers, future and present, a very merry Christmas and a happy new year. Read More...

Online businesses have seen a sales growth of around 50% in the past year, with Facebook and Twitter being used in three quarters of etailers.  Read More...

Regulations announced by Google require anyone advertising using their AdWords service and collecting information to display a privacy policy on their website.  Read More...

Check out this great viral video - titled The Social Network 2 (Official Trailer) Read More...

Socia Networks are a huge part of the internet these days.  Most of our businesses are on some combination of Facebook and Twitter, and even a few of us are on the rather somnabulistic Google+.  We want to get these networks working for us, generating leads and so on, but the only way you can market effectively is if you have data telling you what works and what doesn't. Read More...

Recently approved legislation from the EU means that websites will have to be more careful with the methods they use to sell products to consumers.  Read More...

Advertising online is great for quite a lot of reasons, but one of the best is that almost everything is measurable.  Read More...

As smartphones and mobile internet connectivity continue to take off, more and more people are browsing on the move, on devices with small screens optimised for touch navigation.  By 2013, more people will use their mobiles to get online than an actual computer.  But have you thought how your site would work on a mobile? Read More...