Google announced two security features intended to make browsing safer. One blocks access to suspicious websites. The other, a Chrome browser extension flags virtually any site visited as being suspicious. Unless your site is a big brand website, there is a higher probability that it will flag your site as […]
Read MoreWeb design and development are vast subjects. And it seems that those of us within the industry are simply expected to know every nook and cranny of it. There’s a narrative that sees us as all-knowing beings who can solve any web-related problem. However, buying into this narrative means putting […]
Read MoreMost web and graphic designers use Photoshop on a daily basis as one of the main tools of the trade. Photoshop is incredibly powerful for designing and for photo editing, but Adobe also has Lightroom, which can be used for processing/editing photos and for the organization of photo files. As […]
Read MoreToday, we have for you a fantastic collection of landing page templates for creating online education websites. Each of the ten templates comes with a unique education-related illustration, a beautifully flat color scheme, and all of the templates have been designed with simplicity in mind so are all perfect for […]
Read MoreFacebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg gave a keynote presentation at the F8 Conference where he revealed that Facebook-owned WhatsApp is moving toward hosting web shops where customers can browse a store’s products and make purchases. This may represent a way to move beyond the advertising model by becoming an eCommerce platform. […]
Read MoreGoogle has alerted site owners that nearly all of last month’s reports in Search Console were affected by a data outage. A data outage occurred between April 9-25. The problem was fixed on April 26, however, the data was not recovered. All missing data from April 9-25 was replaced with the data […]
Read MoreA study on Twitter usage among US adults finds a disproportionate amount of users are responsible for the greatest share of tweets. The study from Pew Research Center also analyzes the demographics and attitudes of Twitter’s most active users. Findings from the study are based on survey responses from 2,791 US adult […]
Read MoreGoogle informally announced a new feature coming to Chrome. It will allow lazy-loading images and iframes with an HTML attribute, no JavaScript required. It will improve the user experience, which is good for publishers and site visitors. But there is also a potential negative impact to ad revenues. What is […]
Read MoreArchitecting an effective website can be an arduous task. It begs the question, where should one start? This can also be asked of simply improving an existing site to provide better content pathways, usher conversions or portray content importance to crawling search engines. The answer: your main navigation. Website main […]
Read MoreUseful, valuable content for your readers is the keystone of any content marketing strategy. Without content that has worth in your audience’s eyes, you’ll be publishing fluff that no one will care about. The factor here to keep top-of-mind is, of course, your audience. Unless your content is useful to them, it’s […]
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