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You may remember that not too long ago, we discussed a few important changes Instagram has made to the platform. These changes included Instagram's new multi-account function and future changes to users' personal feeds. In this blog we will be considering the replacement of a chronological feed with an algorithmic feed.

On Wednesday the bcs design team took a trip to DXN event, a monthly meetup about web design. Andy Clarke talked about Imaginative Grid Systems which really challenged our thinking and approach to web layouts.

After Google saw several leaked versions of its Search Quality Rater Guidelines, it decided it was time to publish the full and “official” 160-page document, which it did in November 2015.

So unless you’ve been asleep all morning, it would have been pretty hard to avoid the fact that the internet seems even more untrustworthy than usual.

We have all been in the annoying position where Facebook has denied a sponsored post or advert due to it having more than 20% text on the image.

Earlier this week we discussed how Instagram had made some important changes which could make it easier for businesses and marketers to use. This week, Instagram made another announcement.

Is Instagram finally starting to accept businesses using it as a marketing tool?

Recently I came across a wonderful TED talk on the study of flags, also known as Vexillology. The speaker, the wonderful Roman Mars, revealed the five basic principles of flag design and explained why he believes they can be applied to just about anything.

If a powerful alliance could be formed between two creative disciplines in the digital world, it would be between video and inbound marketing.

It’s the acronym everybody loves to hate and ROI (Return on Investment) has been clucking at the tips of tongues since marketing’s very conception.