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Older articles from the early days of our journey. We keep them available to read.
Block AI Bots: Protect Capacity and Content in 2026
A traffic increase may come from AI crawlers rather than new customers and, at worst, overload your server or scrape your entire content archive. Here is how to identify the bots and choose controls that will not interfere with Google.
Accessibility Widgets in 2026: A Shortcut That May Leave Risks Unresolved
An accessibility widget can give visitors additional display options without removing the website’s real barriers. Learn which vendor claims to scrutinise and which changes must be made to the underlying solution.
Don’t Approve the Web Design Until the Figma Prototype Shows These States
An attractive homepage in Figma rarely shows how the website works when content runs long, data is missing or a form returns an error. The right review criteria help you identify gaps before they become costly code changes.
WordPress Multisite or Separate Sites for Multiple Brands?
A shared WordPress installation can reduce the cost of updates and ongoing management across multiple websites. However, the wrong architecture can also link operational risks, permissions and future provider changes.
Accessible PDF or HTML: Choose the Right Format Before Publishing
A polished PDF may lack heading structure, a logical reading order and functional form fields, excluding customers and making remediation costly. This article explains when HTML is the better choice and how to specify and test an accessible PDF before publishing.
WordPress staging environment: how to protect orders during updates
A staging copy makes updates safer, but an incorrect deployment can overwrite orders and customer data created on the live site. Here is a practical checklist for selective deployment, testing, backups and recovery.
Website Search: How to Find Searches That Drive Customers Away
Visitors who receive irrelevant results or no results at all often leave your website without contacting you. By analysing internal searches, you can prioritise the right content and decide whether to improve or replace your search function.
JavaScript SEO 2026: Can Google Read Your Entire Website?
A React or Next.js website can look complete to visitors while Google encounters empty or incomplete content. Learn how to audit rendering and define the technical requirements that protect visibility and leads.
Does Your Website Need a Design System, or Are Page Templates Enough?
A design system can make a website faster to develop, but it is not automatically a profitable investment for smaller businesses. We compare full-scale design systems, UI kits, and page templates based on cost, publishing frequency, and maintenance requirements.