If you’ve ever logged into your WordPress site and found a weird comment about something you’ve won, diet pills, or some suspicious link that leads who-knows-where… you’ve already met your first spam bot. Even if your website doesn’t have a blog, or you’ve never invited people to leave comments, bots are still out there, crawling […]
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If you run a small business website, you might think hackers wouldn’t bother with you. You’re not handling sensitive data or running a massive online store. But the truth is, small business sites are prime targets for cyber attacks. Why? Because they’re often easier to break into, and hackers can use them for all sorts
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The dreaded abandoned cart… We’ve all been there, watching as would-be customers fill up their baskets, only to vanish into the digital night. So why do they disappear, and—more importantly—how can you bring them back? It’s important for you to identify the main reasons why people abandon their carts and then create a plan for
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In the world of business, one of the most powerful tools at our disposal is social proof. Social proof refers to the concept that people will follow the actions of others to determine the right course of action. This can come in the form of testimonials, reviews, endorsements, and even the number of followers or
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Prioritising web accessibility when building a website. When designing a website, it’s important to prioritise web accessibility to ensure that people with visual impairments or other disabilities can easily access and use your content.Below we break it down into manageable steps that everyone can action. Add Alt Texts to Images Alternative text is a description
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Dear All You might have noticed that I have not published a new post in the last two weeks. This is because I am knee deep in accessibility training and it is keeping me very busy! It is so much bigger now than it was a few years ago. Website tools have become more complicated
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Welcome to the third post in the Web Accessibility series. Up until now we have talked about what web accessibility is and why it is important as well as the legal implications of not having an accessible website. In this article, we will discuss some of the key steps that website owners and developers can
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In the previous post: Web accessibility: Designing websites that can be used by everyone I introduced you to web accessibility. We talked about what it means and touched on the importance of making sure our websites are accessible to everyone. It is the right thing to do both from an ethical point of view as
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Web accessibility is something that has been around for a while, but is often something that takes second place when it comes to design. As web design and development is an ever evolving industry, it is important to ensure websites are kept up to date with the latest accessibility features. My aim with this series
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Newsletter that was sent to our customers. Please click here if you want to receive updates like these. Dear Customers Today was not a fun day! For the first time, I had to deal with a client’s site being hacked and malicious files placed on the server. It was luckily caught in time and the
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