In the first edition of this series I wrote about helping Google to understand your site, in particular when it comes to listing local business information, like contact details. For this post, I want to discuss Google’s Accelerated Mobile Page technology and how using it can be a quick win for improving the search-ability (and
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We have been using WordPress seriously now and recommending it to clients for several years. It has proven to be a reliable and popular choice of content management system not just for us but also for lots of other users worldwide. Reportedly, about 30% of the world’s websites are now based on WordPress, which means
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Last weekend I was lucky enough to be able to attend WordCamp US 2017 in Nashville, Tennessee. I had heard that it was a cool place and I’d been curious to visit, so when I saw that Wordcamp was being held there on the weekend of my birthday, I decided to go. Wordcamp (for those
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Having recently completed a major web makeover project, I thought it would be good to share some of what took place and feature this recent work to share some detail on the process and tools that we use. But first here’s a look at the home page of the new Majac Medical website that we
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Over the last few years I have seen an increase in the number of sites being compromised or hacked. We have had a number of projects where a new client has come to us with a hacked site and we have been involved in repairing or replacing the site and even a few where sites
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I’m currently attending Wordcamp 2016 in Toronto, an annual event where designers, coders, marketing and business people who use WordPress get together to discuss ideas about how to better serve the communities we’re part of. These events (which occur in cities around the world) are great because you get to hear from some great authorities
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With the transition to the new business name (Brightsite) it seemed worth exploring the idea of a “bright site” and what that means for you. In the fifteen years that I have been involved in web development, I’ve worked on and seen many different websites and experienced real world examples of sites that work well
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