Get Your Website Listed in Google News: Easy Steps To Follow
Being listed in Google News brings a trove of benefits for any website seeking wider visibility and engagement. Read our article on how to do it best in a few easy steps.
Why Accessibility Widgets Are Not Recommended
Accessible overlays, also known as “accessibility overlays” or “accessibility widgets,” are tools or plugins that can be added to a website, in an attempt to make it more accessible to users with disabilities. However, these overlays can...
Does every website need a maintenance plan?
The short answer is no. The long answer is yes.
Let me explain the difference via a short story about a beautiful 3-story restaurant with a huge stage, and played only live music, often from big music stars.
Boost website performance, eliminate server load, using Cloudflare’s Page Rules
Many website owners use the amazing and free Cloudflare CDN (content delivery network), which caches static files (images, javascript, CSS) in all 28 data centers around the world, while also providing a layer of security and traffic scanning/blocking. The result is...
Website Accessibility and Two Basic Steps For Your Website
Today’s websites should be 100% responsive, and I think the time has finally come where everyone seems to understand that. Similar to search engine optimization (SEO) being a vital part of a website, it’s pretty much common sense at this point… but...
Editing the Twenty Twenty theme copyright and powered by text
After reviewing how others are editing or hiding the Twenty Twenty theme Copyright and Powered By text, we thought we’d share a much quicker method that does not involve creating a child theme, editing footer.php files, etc. Using simple CSS in the Customize >...
Email should not be hosted with your website and here’s why
A long time ago email may have been included in your website hosting, but that’s rarely the case these days, and there are many reasons why. Some folks set up their domain for email forwarding to their gmail.com account, and reply from there – if their...
Use HTTPS to avoid “Not Secure” warnings and boost performance with HTTP/2
Chrome now marks HTTP pages as “Not secure” if they have password or credit card fields. Beginning in October 2017, Chrome will show the “Not secure” warning in two additional situations: when users enter data on an HTTP page, and on all HTTP pages visited...
