Wonderweb Shop Now Open

Our online shop is now open, offering all our print services such as business cards, flyers, letterheads, compliment slips and stationery packages to be purchased online with all major credit and debit cards through paypal.

Our popular business startup package can also be purchased via our online shop.

www.wonderwebdesign.com/shop

Wonderweb Design launch Mark Chester's Schooled On Troubled Terraces Website

Mark Chester was one of the founder members of the notorious "Naughty Forty" firm who followed Stoke City FC during the 80's and 90's. Mark has now turned his back on football hooliganism and decided to lecture students and the general public on the dangers of football hooliganism and his experiences while been involved in one of the most feared firms in the land.

Wonderweb Design have helped Mark produce an informative website with usefull resources for students to study the effects of football violence.

You can buy Mark's books and unseen DVD interviews with Mark chester from his new website at www.mark-chester.co.uk

Yahoo, Google, MySpace form OpenSocial Foundation

Yahoo said on Tuesday that it is backing a program by rival Google to make software work fluidly across different social networks, and will create a joint foundation to promote the effort.
The normally fierce competitors are working together in the OpenSocial network, which Google formed in November to lure web software developers and other social network sites away from the emerging market leader in social networks, Facebook.

Many social networks — including News Corp's MySpace, Friendster and LinkedIn — support OpenSocial, a set of technical specifications that lets software developers build applications such as games and photo shows that can run on any social network, expanding the audience for such software.

However, neither Facebook nor Microsoft, which gave Facebook $240m (£120m) in backing last year, has signed up to support OpenSocial. Microsoft, which has mounted a $42bn hostile takeover bid for Yahoo, also has an agreement to sell advertising on Facebook's site.
One industry analyst says OpenSocial is in catch-up mode.

"There is only one place developers go right now, and that is Facebook," Forrester Research analyst Charlene Li said.

Our new brand and website launched.

For the first time since Wonderweb Design was started in 2005, we have had a fresh makeover. Our new website has been launched today along with our new company logo. Please feel free to leave comments and feedback.