Archive
Older articles from the early days of our journey. We keep them available to read.
SEO Migration Without Traffic Loss: What to Demand from Your Web Agency
A better-looking website can become an expensive investment if old URLs, internal links, and indexing are handled incorrectly. These requirements will help you protect organic traffic before, during, and after launch.
Slow Website? How to Uncover the Scripts Costing You Customers
Chat, booking, CRM and advertising tags can block the browser long after the page appears to have loaded. Here is a method for measuring the impact of each script and keeping only the integrations that create business value.
How to Identify Contact Forms That Lose Customers in 2026
A confirmation message does not always mean the enquiry reached the right person. Here’s how to audit the entire journey from the first form field to the inbox and CRM.
Switching Web Agencies in 2026: Secure Access, Data and Ownership First
Switching agencies can grind to a halt when accounts, code and domains are controlled by the previous provider. Here are the assets and permissions you need to secure before terminating the contract.
When Is Headless WordPress the Wrong Choice for Your Business?
Headless WordPress can offer considerable technical freedom, but it is far from suitable for every business. Here are practical criteria for choosing between traditional WordPress and a headless solution with Next.js.
How to Calculate ROI Before Building a New Website
A new website should be assessed as a business investment, not a design expense. This practical model helps you calculate revenue, savings and payback time before starting the project.
How Long Does a Web Project Take—and What Delays It?
A web project is rarely delayed by coding alone. Here is a realistic timeline and the internal decisions and deliverables that determine the launch date.
Improve or rebuild your website? Seven key signs
A slow or hard-to-edit website does not always need replacing. Seven practical checks can reveal whether improvement or a rebuild will deliver the most business value.
Does the Accessibility Act Apply to Your E-commerce Business? What to Do in 2026
The Accessibility Act now applies to many Swedish e-commerce businesses, but its requirements are easy to misinterpret. Here is a practical path from assessing whether you are covered to defining requirements, testing and prioritising improvements.