The website is from Kelly Menzies who is  a transition and wellbeing coach working with Mums to help them through periods of transition or to help them to make changes in their lives!

Kelly will be adding course details and coaching information as soon as it becomes available, so keep an eye on healingmum.co.uk

More content will be added as available because the site is so new. The site contains a slider that runs a slide show of yoga positions. There are details about pregnancy yoga, general yoga, yoga and walking and mums and babies.

Courses are run regularly and a timetable of these is included in the site.

So far, time has only permitted that page to be updated but it does give the original homepage a new lease of life. Now to get to the other pages with the new, fresher look and feel.

We have used a little javascript to make the slide show that is very easy to add and change images used, then used a 3 column approach to delineate our services.  Not bad we think …

The site will provide a searchable database using names, craft type and areas of the UK. While yet to be officially launched full listings and ads will be free.  You can register using the form in the site to get a listing.

News about crafts and design are also planned. We’re also looking for craft articles. These will be published on the site and allow links and full author accreditation, so please get those coming in.

If you have a craft based website and you want to improve it’s visibility and your search engine ranking then get your application in now.

The site aims to showcase the hard work John and Carole have put in during the last 5 years or so and has information about them, their alpacas and the alpacas for sale.

Once again, it’s been our pleasure to work with this client and we wish them the greatest success with the site, and our continuing partnership to improve it still more.

• The images are straight from their camera so are too big to fit the desired format and/or eat away at their bandwidth.
• The image needs cropping.
• The image needs some other changes.

What is needed is a quick and easy way of making the desired changes without having to go to the extent of buying some software to do the job just for their website.  If it’s just a few images I don’t mind making the changes, but often the owner wants to do it themselves straight away.

So what do I do, recommend they use an online free editor.

I came across a post from http://woork.blogspot.com/ where 5 online photo editors are compared. Of these there is one of my favourites that does most jobs.

Pixlr

Has a very Photoshop like interface, easy to use, most changes are catered for and you can upload and save from and to your computer.

Good luck with it.

How wrong can you be? Lots of lists, but none of them complete and most out of date. Spent far too long looking and eventually had to make my own. I think it’s pretty complete, though, as ever, you probably know better.

I’ve added a text file with just each County name that you can use as you like. You can list UK Counties in your browser or download the UK Counties file.

Please let me know what you think or if there are any missing by adding a comment. I promise I’ll be grateful and will add any missing counties.

Finally if you make use of the list, feel free to link back to this page http://www.imaker.co.uk/blog/list-of-uk-counties/

Our new dedicated website www.webdesignfirst.co.uk will offer the service with an introductory offer of a site + .co.uk domain name + a years hosting.

This new service will provide a “cheaper” way of getting on the web for the smaller business while still maintaining our principles of good design with accessibility.

For a while I’ve been looking at my blog title tags and thinking there must be a better way. Then Megan’s post just explained it all simply and elegantly.

Thanks very much!