Must-read technical guides and tips to ensure SEO is part of your web development process, whether you’re building, redesigning, or migrating your website.
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Need to get up to speed with JavaScript? This post will guide you through the key terms and fundamental concepts.
Coding error causes Google to ignore a noindex directive. How to spot this error and prevent it from happening.
Web hosting provider GoDaddy is inserting JavaScript code into websites, which could slow down performance or break sites altogether.
Here’s what you need to know about the ADA and accessibility law in the U.S.
WordPress announced seven vulnerabilities. Updating is recommended, though it may result in backward compatibility issues.
The official AMP for WordPress plugin has received a major update, including the ability to build websites solely with AMP.
WPScan Vulnerability Database reports that the All in One SEO Pack plugin has a cross-site scripting vulnerability.
WordPress 5 Gutenberg to be released December 6, 2018. Why the WordPress Community is not enthusiastic.
A top AMP plugin for WordPress, AMP for WP, has released a patch for a critical security vulnerability. AMP for...
Popular WordPress GDPR Compliance Plugin Hacked. Vulnerability allows hackers to do virtually anything.
Google will soon start sending notifications via Search Console to let site owners know if they have unclear billing pages.
Security support is ending for PHP 5.6 and 7.0. The deadline to upgrade is December.
Follow these three tips if you want to create a website that’s both beautiful and usable.
Will frequent homepage redesigns actually help boost your Google rankings? Probably not. Read on to learn more.
Google Registry has introduced a new domain name extension, .page, which is now available for webmasters to register.
Website security can have a positive impact on your SEO.
Launching a new website? This step-by-step guide will help you get your website started on the right foot.
