Tag: Bespoke software

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Quarterly update - October 2021

News — Emily — 13 October 2021

We’re back with an update to give you an idea of what summer had in store for us! With COVID-19 restrictions easing, we’ve been enjoying a slightly more normal life,…

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Integration of BBC Shakespeare Archive for ERA

News — John — 20 May 2021

We are proud to have worked with our client Educational Recording Agency (ERA) on their new partnership with the BBC, providing access to their Shakespeare Archive.

How to create a successful membership website

Blog — Dan M — 12 May 2021

Building a membership site does more than creating a new potential source of revenue. A membership platform gives visitors a reason to return to your site and stay longer each…

How to build e-learning websites that succeed

Blog — John — 14 April 2021

Creating an e-learning website lets your business earn more from its knowledge. It helps you tap into an online learning market that was already growing strongly before the pandemic and…

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What are the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)?

Blog — Bradley — 7 October 2020

Suppose you are involved in the production, maintenance or development of websites. In that case, you may have heard of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), but may be unsure…

How to migrate a website to WordPress

Blog — Bradley — 30 September 2020

Moving to a new website can be an exciting yet daunting prospect. WordPress is a great choice to power your new website, offering flexibility, ease of use and a large…

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Effective testing

Presentation — Bradley — 9 September 2020

Our own Bradley covers all aspects of software testing, focusing on unexpected inputs, security, developer falsehoods, browser support and accessibility.

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A new era for continuous testing

Blog — Sam — 16 June 2020

We all know how important testing is right? But it’s a chore! Or is it? At the cutting edge of modern software engineering practices, we now find a pool of…

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How to improve your WordPress security

Blog — Dan C and Dan M — 3 June 2020

WordPress can be a remarkable platform. However, it doesn’t necessarily have the best security record. If you cast about on the internet, you’ll soon find some horror stories about WordPress…

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How to speed up your WordPress site, fast!

Blog — Dan M — 27 May 2020

Here at BrightMinded, we use WordPress for two main reasons: our clients love it as a Content Management System (CMS), and as developers, we can extend it in pretty much…

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