Drupal 7 was first released in January 2011. In November 2021, after over a decade, Drupal 7 will reach end of life (EOL). Official community support for version 7 will end, along with support provided by the Drupal Association on Drupal.org. This means that automated testing services for Drupal 7 will be shut down, and there will be no more updates provided by the Drupal Security Team. When this...
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The Unicode Consortium, the group which approve the icons before they appear on the likes of Android and iOS, has given the green light for no less than 230 new emojis.This means that the designs included on the official list should be visible on smartphones in the second half of 2019. The list is the sixth major update since the birth of emojis, way back when, and it's a big...
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i400hub.com approached us to re-develop a corporate website for their business, which operates globally. We developed an easy to manage WordPress website that can be managed in-house by their staff to promote their range of solutions and services. Project images
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Gender Pay Gap ReportsYear ending March 2017 Notes on Gender Pay Gap ReportsHow we calculate the pay gapThis is a summary of the requirements to assist with understanding the information we have published.We are required to publish the overall gender pay gap based on all “normal” pay which for Merton will include basic pay, permanent allowances, London Weighting (where applicable) and...
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Gender Pay Gap Report (2017) As an employer of fewer than 250 staff, we are not required by law to publish gender pay gap figures on our website, however, we have chosen to do so voluntarily. Year ending 31st March 2017 Hourly rate Women's mean hourly rate is 1.7% higher Women's median hourly rate is 3.7% higher Pay quartiles How many men and women are in each quarter of the employer's...
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Microsoft’s own security chief has suggested Internet Explorer should not be used as a main web browser, saying it now only exists as a “compatibility solution”. Chris Jackson, worldwide lead for cyber-security at the computing giant, admitted developers are no longer testing on the legacy web browser. “We’re not supporting new web standards for it. And, while many sites work fine,...
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As the #10yearchallenge is still making its way around the internet, I thought I would look at how our website has aged over the last 10 years. 2009 (10 years ago) 2014 (5 years ago) 2019 (now)
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