Google’s Layout Changes and What They Mean for Your SEO
Google likes to mix it up. From constant algorithm changes to its RankBrain AI, there is always news out of Mountain View. Another thing that has changed a lot over time is the layout of the SERPs or Search Engine...
Samsung Galaxy Fold take two
The Galaxy Fold comes in a nice box. It’s a thing I rarely, if ever, mention in product write-ups, because, if done right, shipping containers are generally the least interesting thing about a product. But Samsung, to its credit, has...
iPhone 11 Pro teardown reveals smaller logic board, larger battery
iFixit has disassembled Apple’s new iPhone models, which tells us more about the differences with last year’s phones. iFixit shot a live-stream video of the iPhone 11 Pro teardown and wrote a guide for the iPhone 11 Pro Max. The...
Gaining Perspective Through Untranslatable Words
I love the Internet. It does this magical thing where it takes people millions of miles away and connects them. Like you (whoever is reading this article) and I, through a shared medium; in this case, this article. It gives...
The WordPress Cleanup Checklist
The time is now to look at your current WordPress website and run through this WordPress cleanup checklist to tidy up your website. Whether you own a single blog or you’re a freelancer/developer who will use this WordPress cleanup checklist...
How to Automate Pagespeed Insights For Multiple URLs using Google Sheets
Posted by PageSpeed) as one of the signals used by its algorithm to rank pages, it’s important to have that insight down to the page level. One of the pain points in website performance optimization, however, is the lack of...
WordPress Vulnerability Roundup: September 2019, Part 1
Several new WordPress plugin and theme vulnerabilities were disclosed during the first half of September, so we want to keep you aware. In this post, we cover recent WordPress plugin and theme vulnerabilities and what to do if you are...
Magento Extensions: A Visual Guide to Everything You Want to Know in 2019
As the most widely-used dedicated Ecommerce content management system (CMSCMS (Content Management Systems) is an infrastructure used in eCommerce businesses to manage their store’s content, images and documents. Manual and automatic procedures or workflows are used to organize, edit, add,...
The Top 5 WordPress Security Vulnerabilities and How to Avoid Them
If you own a WordPress website, you should be aware of potential WordPress security vulnerabilities. Just like locking the doors of your house, investing in an alarm system and paying for insurance, your website should have security and safety measures in...
Ultimate Guide – How to Add Videos to WordPress
Having videos on your WordPress site is important, as it is another way to visually convey the information you want to your customers and visitors to your website. Having videos can also help organize your content and make it simpler...
Web Design Typography: 5 Things You Need to Know
Since 95% of the information on the web is written language, a good web designer needs to have a grasp of typography: the ancient discipline of shaping text for human consumption. In this post, we’ll discuss the essential elements of...
Firefox’s Test Pilot Program Returns with Firefox Private Network Beta
Like a cat, the Test Pilot program has had many lives. It originally started as an Add-on before we relaunched it three years ago. Then in January, we announced that we were evolving our culture of experimentation, and as a...
65 Web Design Terms You Should Know
The language of web design includes many web design terms you should know. Whether you build your own blog or website, work with a web designer or web developer, or want to learn more about web design in general, this...
Dropping the Agenda: A Road to Effective Leadership
“The greatest leader is not necessarily the one who does the greatest things. He is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things.” – Ronald Reagan I recently woke up with the realization that I’ve been leading...