As the year comes to a close, it’s a good opportunity to look at the current state of the web design industry and where it might be heading. By looking at some of the successful web design trends, that have become more of a staple over the past few years, we can predict the next […]
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We often receive requests for help with cleaning up hacked websites due to a discovered browser alert, a missing website, or a website that has been replaced with a message from the hackers shouting about their latest victory. This can be devastating and by this point such websites have been hacked long enough to have […]
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WordPress can help you build a beautiful site from the ground up in no time, but it does not mean you can easily get great rankings in search engines. As the most complicated field in online marketing, SEO requires you to look into a variety of factors that are affected by your on-page and off-page […]
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WordPress is the number one content management system on the market. It has become so popular over the years, that many of the world’s most recognisable websites like The New York Times, Forbes, and The Wall Street Journal use it for web publishing today. While the popularity of WordPress has remained relatively constant during recent […]
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WordPress out of the box is great, it can load a webpage in less than half a second! However if you don’t take care of your website, it can become slow, cause random errors and be exploited by hackers looking to take advantage of your audience and resources. Like running a business, WordPress websites need […]
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Websites are getting bigger and as they spiral out of control the average web page is now around the same size as the classic computer game Doom, and there are much bigger web pages out there that are not hard to find. Large web pages can affect user experience, which in turn negates our SEO […]
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Creating a website using WordPress is only the first step. Once you have your site, it is time to proceed with taking it online. Did you create a website to blog, to sell something, or for professional use? The purpose of the site you created will dictate your future actions on WordPress. Regardless of your […]
Did you know that a blank WordPress website’s average loading time (without any plugins installed) is only around 400 milliseconds (depending on hosting and configuration), where as one with up to 20 plugins can increase this time by 3.00+ seconds, which is more than enough time to result in 40% of website visitors abandoning the […]
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CDN in short stands for Content Delivery Network. As the name suggests, it’s a technique to deliver content via a network. A network is the combination of two or more interconnected components. In today’s era of the World Wide Web, a CDN refers to a system of interconnected cache servers that store structural components of […]
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It’s been more than a year since Google announced that mobile search traffic had overtaken that of desktops. As a website owner or designer, the user experience is priority number one. With responsive design, you can ensure consistent user experience across all devices regardless of screen size. It works by automatically resizing, repositioning, and transforming […]
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