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Fight for your right to data privacy - Part 2
What happens when you exercise your rights under GDPR
By Kat
17th August 2018
Fight for your right to data privacy - Part 1
Tracking down companies that hold our personal data
By Kat
10th August 2018
A day without technology
Can Mat survive 24 hours without his phone?
By Mat
20th July 2018
How to avoid online scams
The top scams to watch out for
By Mat
12th June 2018
GDPR - where do we go from here?
Data privacy is an ongoing process, not a one-off tickbox exercise
By Kat
25th May 2018
Working on the move
How we downsized our office into 2 handy suitcases
By Kat
23rd April 2018
Should I #deletefacebook?
Short answer: maybe. Long answer: read on!
By Mat
28th March 2018
Paired programming
How many coders does it take to write a line of code?
By Kat
16th March 2018
Apple iOS or Android?
Honestly, if you're even considering moving from Apple to Android, do it. The Android ecosystem isn't hard to learn, and the freedom compared to Apple is refreshing.
By Mat
28th February 2018
Easy on the eyes
Tricks and tips to keep your eyes healthy and avoid eye-strain when using computer screens
By Kat
8th February 2018
Do you need to buy Microsoft Office?
There are alternatives to the MS Word and Excel
By Mat
31st January 2018
PC, Mac or Linux?
Clients, friends and family are always asking for our opinion about which is better.
By Mat
16th January 2018
Google Pagespeed
Speed is everything
By Mat
8th January 2018
How to change who manages your website
Not sure how to move on from your current website developers? Read on...
By Mat and Kat
4th January 2018
Iteracy Christmas 2017
Happy holidays from Mat and Kat
By Mat and Kat
15th December 2017
Connection problems
We know it's frustrating when you can't get to your website or pick up your email, run through these steps to resolve it.
By Mat and Kat
11th December 2017
Making space for email
If you're running out of space because you have so many emails, here's how to make a bit of room.
By Mat and Kat
11th December 2017
Setting up email on Microsoft Outlook
Here is a simple guide to setting up a new email account on Outlook.
By Mat and Kat
11th December 2017
Help, I've been hacked!
Read our handy guide that helps you recover from it, and top tips to stop it happening.
By Mat and Kat
5th December 2017
Choosing a good password
In this blog we'll look at what makes a good password and how to choose one.
By Mat and Kat
5th December 2017
Moving from SVN to Git
Oh great, a fascinating article about version control
By Mat
24th November 2017
General Data Protection Regulation
Are you ready for the new Data Protection laws which come into effect on 25 May 2018
By Kat
15th November 2017
What is my IP address
If you are having a problem with connecting to your website or email, we'll usually ask you for your IP address.
By Mat and Kat
13th November 2017
Promoting your site
The eternal question for website owners: how to get people to visit your website.
By Kat
7th November 2017
Web design glossary
If you can't tell your back end from your e-commerce, you need our simple web design glossary!
By Mat and Kat
25th October 2017
WAI guidelines
The web accessibility initiative guidelines have been through several iterations. Here is a quick summary.
By Mat and Kat
20th October 2017
Web page size and layout
Web pages used follow a common set of sizes and layouts, but now it's all about being responsive
By Mat and Kat
13th October 2017
Anatomy of a web page
Our article on the anatomy of a web page covers the individual elements on a page, what they're for and why you need them.
By Mat and Kat
13th October 2017
Search Engine Optimisation
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is something of a dark art. Learn more in this quick guide.
By Mat and Kat
13th October 2017
Heroes of code
Inspiring female computer scientists from the 19th century to present day
By Kat
24th September 2017
Usability and Flat Design
Are current design trends making websites less easy to use? An interesting new study suggests they might be.
By Mat
12th September 2017
Do I need Facebook for business?
We're often asked whether it's worth the effort to use social media for business. Yes - but only if you can do it right.
By Kat
5th September 2017
Twenty years of web design
When do I get a medal?
By Mat and Kat
28th August 2017
The write stuff
Choosing the right words for your website - if visitors don't receive your message loud and clear, you might need to rethink your text content.
By Kat
15th August 2017
Malware and Antiviruses
Why you need both even if you have a Mac
By Kat
1st August 2017
What did the web look like in 2007?
Iteracy celebrates its 10th birthday with a trip down memory lane on the world wide web.
By Kat
20th July 2017
Changing websites
A look back through time at some of the websites we've managed and how they've evolved over the years.
By Mat and Kat
11th July 2017
A decade of Iteracy
We're absolutely delighted to announce that this month we are celebrating ten years of Iteracy Ltd!
By Mat and Kat
3rd July 2017
Legal issues
Many people don't realise the legal responsibilities of owning a website, or wrongly believe that because the internet is a new technology it is less policed than other industries.
By Mat and Kat
1st June 2017
Accessibility
Although there are no international legal requirements that websites must meet, there are industry standards and national laws regarding accessibility.
By Mat and Kat
10th May 2017
Open Data
Open data, the less famous cousin of open source, is the idea that the world is a better place when information is freely available.
By Mat
2nd May 2017
The mobile web
As more and more people use mobile phones to browse the internet, it's now critical that your website looks good on a mobile phone.
By Mat and Kat
3rd April 2017
Email marketing
When it comes to email marketing, you can't beat MailChimp.
By Mat and Kat
6th March 2017
Remote working
By Mat and Kat
13th February 2017
E-commerce
Want to get into e-commerce? Read our guide before you get started.
By Mat and Kat
6th February 2017
Artificial Intelligence
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love AI
By Mat and Kat
6th January 2017
Browser statistics
When building websites, it's important to make sure that they work in as many different operating systems and browsers as possible.
By Mat and Kat
2nd January 2017
Why we love open source
Open source embodies some very positive aspects of the internet - collaboration, knowledge and skill sharing towards a common goal.
By Mat
6th December 2016
Iteracy Christmas 2016
We'll be moving our home and office over Christmas and re-opening in Valencia in Spain!
By Mat and Kat
1st December 2016
What is responsive design?
Responsive design means creating web pages that adapt to different devices.
By Mat and Kat
7th November 2016