Almost everyone who runs a website with editorial content on the Internet is familiar with this: image theft via hotlink.
And preferably with a completely copied text that you have painstakingly researched and spent hours writing down and proofreading.
In April of this year, Google changed its algorithms in favour of websites that look better on mobile devices and whose performance is optimized for mobile devices.
So-called "responsive web design" is rated better by Google and corresponding websites are ranked higher in the search results. Of course, this news is really bad news for owners of conventional inflexible websites without any optimization of the display for mobile devices.
Up-to-date guide to Yoast SEO for WordPress: Which settings are really important, what the plugin’s features do, and what you should keep in mind in 2026.
I recently became aware of a young US company based in San Francisco, California: Let's Encrypt.
Let's Encrypt is a new authorization authority for SSL certificates. The special feature: the service will be available to everyone free of charge and will be officially launched in the fourth quarter of 2015.
No matter how big or small a company is, they almost all have the desire for a “bigger logo” on their website in common.
Sooner or later, the question “Can the logo be made bigger?” is raised during the wireframing process.
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