Which CMS platform is the most secure? We'll compare several security concerns and explain why some platforms are more secure than others and what this means for your site.
We primarily use Agile project management methodology for its flexibility, but make some adjustments for major milestones along the way. Learn more about our approach and how you can put it into action.
During a website redesign, one task that is critical but not always factored in is migrating the content from the old website to the new website. Sometimes this can be quick and seamless, but for sites with a significant amount of content, migration can take more time than the actual build.
There are several strategies and approaches that our project managers utilize to write the most effective tickets possible. Let's explore how to best write an effective Jira ticket.
Is it time to redesign your website? There are a combination of important factors to consider when deciding if it's time for a website refresh, including branding, technology, site performance, and more.
An ad blocker is being triggered on your website — but why? Here are some of the most common reasons why ad blockers can target parts of your website and what you can do to fix this issue.
In the final segment of our Website Performance Series, we'll cover how to take stock of your needed website upgrades, analyze data, present your findings, and move forward with site improvement.
The search rank of your website is based on several factors according to Google. Luckily, many of these are factors within your control. Let's look at what you can do to check your core web vitals and manage your SEO.
Caching is a big aspect of website performance. We'll walk through what a cache is, how caching improves performance, and the three cache types you'll encounter.
When we talk about website performance, it's important to consider the actual speed in which the server hosting your website code can get and return a response. We dive into ways to monitor server and network speed in our latest website performance series blog post.
