Website design, web development and outsourcing: Hexham - Northumberland
html is one of the languages used to power your website. Good quality (valid) html is important for SEO.
In addition to general programming; one of the services we offer is converting PSD (photoshop file designs) into compliant html. Local and national designers trust us to hand convert PSD to html or PSD to WordPress themes. Each design is different so we don't try to put a formula on our prices (or quote a very low price and then add on each little extra feature). And importantly - we don't use … [Read more...]
I've spent a little time looking at html5 recently. It has some excellent features. Everyone seems to start with the 'video' tag - and whilst this is useful - it isn't the main deal for me. Yes, it cleans up the code a little syntactically, but there are still codec/format wranglings and different browsers currently support different formats... so... nothing changes there. I love … [Read more...]
Digital Acorn was established in 2006 and is based in Hexham, Northumberland UK. We've been fixing and enhancing websites ever since.
Peter has over 15 years experience in software development, website development, computer game programming and project management.
Solving problems, fixing bugs, optimising code and proposing innovative solutions are what makes him tick.
Peter splits his time between supporting customers and coding. Peter is likely to be your primary contact and ensures you are delighted with our service
Competitive pricing, guaranteed inhouse coding and a personal service are just a few of the factors which ensure satisfied customers.
Lee joined Digital Acorn in January 2011.
Lee is an experienced PHP developer and has a keen eye for quality webpage layouts ensuring you an excellent finish on your project. He has exacting standards for both the visible details and the compliant HTML and CSS coding underpinning your site.
Lee is also our Social Media expert, providing advice on the best way to engage your customers through these crucial channels.
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