Removing the (confusing) padlock
The Google Chrome will remove the padlock icon that displays in the browser address bar. Why that’s good and may cut down on confusion.
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Why you (and I) should create evergreen content
What evergreen content is and why it’s an important part of your content mix. After all, creating content is (hard) work and we want to provide value to our visitors and readers for the long haul.
When a good launch goes bad
The eagerly awaited product announcement brought extra traffic to the website, which made everything ground to a halt.
5 steps to prevent spinning wheels and frustrated website visitors.
3 in ’23
Want your website to be effective for your business in 2023?
The 3 key areas on your website to focus on now. With action steps, so you can move forward.
PHP 7.4 is dead — long live PHP 8
As of November 28, 2022, PHP 7.4 will no longer be updated or patched. Which is why you need to prepare to update to PHP 8 now. Except that’s not as simple as just flipping a switch. Because updating might break your site.
Image formats and the end of PHP 7.4
Image formats WebP and SVG and why you should use them. Plus, what the end of support for PHP 7.4 means for your website.
3 things for your website
The new image format you should be using now, a new way to build your WordPress website and vulnerabilities and security issues we must deal with.
WordPress and the built-in bomb
Did you know that WordPress has the means to blow itself up built right into it?
Here’s why that is and how to prevent it from ever happening on your website.
An image & a threat of a lawsuit
What would you do if one day someone accused you of using their images on your website? Without permission! Could you prove that you have the needed rights? Years later?
