When should I upgrade my website? Technology moves forward quickly in web design. New design trends and methodologies emerge, and older sites begin to lag behind and look dated. We still have some sites that were created over ten years ago which were 'state of the...
SSL changes - introduction In October 2017 the launch of Chrome 62, Google's browser raised the importance of protecting website content with SSL encryption (HTTPS). The general idea is to make ‘non-secure’ websites more noticeable to web page visitors. Initially, the...
Lately, there has been a lot of news on the web about SSL certificates. SSL Certificates provide secure, encrypted communications between a website and an internet browser. You can tell if a site has an SSL certificate or not because it has a ‘s’ in the http:// part...
These days, users access the web using lots of different kind of devices with different screen sizes, resolutions, pixel density, etc. These include tablets, smart phones, TVs, desktop computers and laptops. Responsive web design allows you to have a single website...
So you have a freshly launched site and it’s nowhere to be seen on Google. How can that be? What’s going on? Google (and Google alone) decides which websites appear on its Search Engine Results Pages (SERPS) for any given search, and their positions. The simple fact...
When should I upgrade my website? Technology moves forward quickly in web design. New design trends and methodologies emerge, and older sites begin to lag behind and look dated. We still have some sites that were created over ten years ago which were 'state of the...
SSL changes - introduction In October 2017 the launch of Chrome 62, Google's browser raised the importance of protecting website content with SSL encryption (HTTPS). The general idea is to make ‘non-secure’ websites more noticeable to web page visitors. Initially, the...
Lately, there has been a lot of news on the web about SSL certificates. SSL Certificates provide secure, encrypted communications between a website and an internet browser. You can tell if a site has an SSL certificate or not because it has a ‘s’ in the http:// part...
