PHP Developer (Bristol)

Wired Media are looking for a developer with at least 2 years of commercial, ideally agency based, experience to join our team based in Bristol, UK.

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2011 Quarter 2 roundup

We have won several new contracts, coped well with Google’s Panda (or farmer) update, improved several conversion rates and firmly moved into the mobile arena.

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It has been a busy start to 2011

It has been a busy start to 2011 at Wired Media with several new contracts won, a customer fulfilling more orders in a day than they had in the previous two months, lunch at the Lords and a trip to the races!

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Underneath our new web site

Here at Wired Media, We’ve been busy the last couple of weeks working on our new website, and are really pleased with the fresh new look. But there are more exciting things here than just the new look, especially if you are a techy! We thought we’d run through a few of them.

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HTML 5

One of the big upcoming things on the web is HTML5. HTML is the code that you see if you view source in your browser. It tells your browser how to layout the text on the page, where to put images, which bits are links and so in….

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Future Of Web Apps

Future of web apps was a conference held in London last week, focusing on all the latest and greatest developments in the web industry. We were there, here’s some of our thoughts. It was great to see the demo of the Atlas/Cappuccino tools by 280North. They appear to be an excellent platform for building rich, [...]

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Thoughts Cards appoint Wired Media Web Design, Bristol

Web Design Bristol Wired Media have been appointed by the high end card retailer Thoughts Cards. Thoughts Cards have ten retail shops throughout the UK and are looking to open more in the coming months. An online retail website will complement the traditional business. Wired will wireframe the website and then provide a prototype for [...]

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“Moving from confrontation to collaboration.”

Paul Boag made an interesting argument when speaking about ‘the battlefield of design: designers vs clients’ at this years Future of Web Design (FOWD) conference. The key points covered were much alike those of which I’ve learnt throughout my studies at the University of the West of England (UWE) prior to my placement at Wired [...]

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