Insights

Mozilla Festival (MozFest) is a playground for web developers and web designers, who come together to celebrate great ideas and shape the web of the future. Two web developers from Cyber-Duck, Benjamin Maugain and Alex Miller, presented a workshop explaining how JavaScript can convert a tweet into Morse code by flashing the LED lights on an Arduino.

Here at Cyber-Duck, we are big advocates of responsive web design (RWD). It is a future-friendly approach that ensures that your website assumes less about your users, from their connection speed to their screen size. When implemented well, the result is a website that looks and (more importantly) works great across any device or browser.

The BIMA Digital Day is a national event where the UK’s top digital agencies mentor kids in schools. Cyber-Duck, a Hertfordshire digital agency guided Bushey Meads kids through a native app design project. Craig recounts the day he went back to school.

Earlier in October, the Ducks went on a day out to Warwick Castle. We enjoyed a comprehensive tour of the medieval landmark, as well as lessons in archery, sword fighting and marching in straight lines, which proved to be a huge challenge. Here's a photo montage of the best bits!

Matt Gibson will be featured on tonight’s episode of Watchdog on BBC One. Cyber-Duck was asked to help the program to review shopping websites which may confuse some users into paying for more than they bargained for.

Cyber-Duck's crime information application, developed as part of the Spring Hackathon in May this year, has been featured in the industry leading magazine for the teams innovative use of JavaScript.

On 13th of September 2013, front-end developers from across Europe gathered in Villa Elisabeth, Berlin, to talk CSS.

Last night, Thursday 26th September, the Digital Pond reconvened for an evening of learning and networking at the Old Sessions House, Farringdon. The night focused on user experience (UX) strategies, with great talks from Sandi Wassmer and Barry Briggs and an inspiring presentation from award-winning young coders, Team Elstree.

Two of the team's awesome programmers, Benjamin Maugain and Alex Miller, have been invited to speak at the Mozilla Festival in October. In their session they plan on covering using web based applications to trigger events in the real world, using Arduino and Node.js.