What are design ethics and why are they important? Design ethics refer to the moral and ethical practices involved in designing websites. If you’ve read our recent blog…
Why are dark patterns used? A dark pattern design is a type of user interface created with the sole intention of tricking website visitors. If you remember pop-ups in the early days…
JavaScript will turn 25 in May 2020 and is one of the most popular and enduring languages today. It was written in just 10 days in 1995 by Brendan Eich of Netscape Communications. Used…
What does two-factor authentication do? Even if you’re not really sure what two-factor authentication is, you’ve probably used it before. It’s becoming a popular…
How to know if your website has been hacked If your website is hacked, you might have received a notification that your site has been hacked or is compromised. If you received…
What’s the difference between HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1? HTTP/2 is the newer protocol for transporting data. HTTP/2’s predecessor is HTTP/1.1. The main difference between HTTP/2…
A bit about structured data Structured data refers to data that has been organised, or ‘structured’. The purpose of structured data is to make it easier for search engines…
What is Google AdWords? Google AdWords is an advertising platform that works on a pay-per-click basis. In order to purchase an ad for your business, you place a bid to have your…
What is the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and how does it apply to my business? Have you ever visited a website recently and seen a pop-up asking you to allow cookies?…