The most common screen resolution, screen size and best practices when it comes to size for web design are common topics of discussion among web designers. Opinions are divided on what size is best, but luckily there is plenty of cold, hard data to help you decide.

Yes, I have a Google+ Account, and while it is something I expect to be productive in the future, I can’t help but share the sentiments expressed in UK illustrator Jamie Smart’s “review” of Google Plus as illustrated above.

In this guest article, writer Alvina Lopez highlights the benefits of writing guest posts to build your brand.

Just about every WordPress blog theme displays the date a post was published which can be useful to your readers, if the date isn’t relevant to your posts however it can be disruptive to the appearance of your content is Google’s SERPS.

Here’s what you can do to stop Google from showing the post date before your content description.

Due to receiving a steady stream of enquiries about submitting guests articles, I thought an F.A.Q. was in order. If you are a writer interested in submitting content to www.andrewkeir.com, then this is for you.

“0 to 255″ is a simple, web based tool for web designers that makes choosing colours, and finding variations of them a breeze.

Just how much traffic does a retweet send to your website? I happened to catch a post of mine being retweeted a few times the other day and thought I’d share the results.

The default security of WordPress isn’t fantastic, by default anyone can access the admin section of your site to some extent. There is however a quick and easy method to prevent anyone not on your IP address from reaching the sensitive areas of your blog.

With a little cut and paste, it’s easy to post YouTube videos to your WordPress Blog while staying W3C valid.

While the necessity of having W3C valid webcode is a subject of much debate, there are a few very sensible reasons for putting in the extra effort.