Web Design.

In this series of posts from the Fresh Egg design team we’ll be sharing our favourite tools and technologies for helping you create great experiences and products for the web. First up, a look at some fun new CSS properties we’ve been subjecting… Read more

Fresh Egg was pleased to host VBUG’s southern meet-up last week as part of our new community events programme. VBUG UK is a developer group covering VB, C#, .NET, SQL Server, and related development tools. It was founded in 1994, and is the leading… Read more

Since the Neanderthals and  Neolithic peoples roamed the Earth they have sought to impress their character upon their environment through sculpture and wallpainting, it’s something that defines us as human. People who lived in pre-civilised societies… Read more

For those designers and user researchers lucky enough to attend the second UX Brighton conference, last Friday proved to be a feast of ideas. A few of the FreshEgg crew were in the audience and thoroughly enjoyed a day of insight and inspiration. The… Read more

In a bid to improve the lot of the world’s least intelligent browser users (ok I know it was a hoax… but still…) Google released a stable version of the Chrome Frame plug-in for Internet Explorer on Tuesday. Noting the fact that potentially… Read more

The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA), the official body funded by European Parliament to oversee the safety and security of digital communications, has issued a lengthy document outlining security issues that will need to be addressed… Read more

Adobe has released a beta version of new web design software that allows users to create professional-looking websites without coding. Of course there have been many programs that claim to offer this benefit to the user, but most fall into two camps;… Read more

Websites are just about to get a lot more interesting and beautiful; Adobe has released a preview version of a web design programme that allows developers to work with HTML5, CSS and JavaScript well ahead of HTML5′s official release – expected… Read more

After dipping their toes into the social media sphere and running away with first degree burns, Google have finally taken the leap with Google Plus. Although people are criticising both Google’s timing and the slow roll-out, I’d argue that their timing… Read more