THERE’S MORE TO WEBSITE SECURITY THAN SSL
This post was prompted by yet another warning that someone had tried to break into a client’s website. With multiple warnings received every day, attempts to hack into clients’ WordPress accounts are an all-too-frequent occurrence. I’m aware of them because I use the WordFence plugin. Without it – or something similar – I’d have no […]
TIPS ON WRITING FOR THE WEB
I’ve recently seen a few websites that include long sections of text. It’s a common error – and one that’s often compounded by presenting those long text sections as single blocks, with no easy way for a visitor to navigate their way through. Make no mistake – long, dense sections of text are hard to […]
IF WEBSITES WERE HOUSES ON INTERNET STREET
Talking with clients, one of the things I’ve noticed is that some don’t understand how their website is actually made available to visitors. I’ve also discovered that the relationship between the main elements is often illustrated using the analogy of a house, in which: – the house itself is the website, – the land on […]
