Google’s efforts with Chrome to encourage the web’s transition to HTTPS are beginning to pay off. The company has now announced plans to extend the effort with the “Not secure” badge scheduled to show up on more HTTP pages. With version 56 in January, Chrome began marking HTTP sites with password or credit card fields as “Not secure” in the address bar. As a result, Google...
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We were approached by Steve Costello, of Swindon computer repair and recycling business Fixed Locally, to develop an easy to use fully responsive website for his new business venture. We created an easy to manage WordPress based website, based around a single page structure for the homepage containing sections for the essential information about Fixed Locally and their computer repair...
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SAPAC (South Asian Performing Arts Centre) are a Swindon based community group whose aim is to inspire the people of Swindon to appreciate and enjoy diversity in culture by offering quality performances by professional artists in classic, folk and contemporary music, dance and theatre. We began working with SAPAC in 2013, when we designed and built their first website. Fast-forward to July 2017...
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Most businesses today require an online presence and to get that online presence, one needs to create a website and host it. Website hosting refers to the term where your website is hosted on a server so that it can be viewed by people world over. To get people to come your website you need to get it hosted. There are many professional website hosting companies who provide a wide range of hosting...
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In this article we will list the most important things to look for in a Content Management System (CMS). A CMS is crucial for small businesses and hobbyists looking to quickly create a professional looking website with advanced features such as site-wide search, article directory, blogging, document management, frequently asked questions, and message boards. Plus, a CMS usually provides regular...
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Originally launched in 2003, WordPress has become perhaps the most popular content management system (CMS) in the world. Today, WordPress is used by more than 25% of websites and, according to WordPress, more than 409 million people view more than 23.6 billion pages each month and users produce 69.5 million new posts and 46.8 million new comments every month. So why is WordPress the...
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