One of the biggest frustrations we hear from new clients is that they can’t update their websites without waiting on a developer – or worse, paying every time they want to make a tiny change. That’s where Elementor comes in.
It’s the end of an era. After more than 20 years online, TypePad has announced it will be shutting down on 30th November 2025.
The upcoming release of WordPress 6.9 has been scheduled for 2nd December 2025. As the second major update of the year, it has been designed to build on the advancements made in earlier versions.
In today’s digital world, your website is often the first impression potential customers get of your business. Just like a physical storefront needs regular upkeep, your digital storefront requires consistent maintenance to perform at its best and deliver exceptional experiences to your customers.
WooCommerce 10.0 is now available, delivering major enhancements in accessibility, marketing flexibility and performance. While these improvements promise a smoother shopping experience and richer storefront capabilities, upgrading a live store without proper checks can lead to broken layouts, plugin conflicts or even downtime.
Need help updating your WooCommerce store or making the most of these new tools? Get in touch with us at O’Brien Media — we’ve helped businesses across Swindon and beyond build fast, flexible online stores that scale with them.
At O’Brien Media, we’ve designed our website support agreements to make sure your site gets the attention it deserves—without the stress or unpredictable costs.
One of the best ways to ensure a smooth experience is by implementing server-side caching and using a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to handle your static content.
Hey there! It’s Jenny from the team at O’Brien Media, this one is for customers using our WordPress website support service, if that’s you then please, read on! 🌱
A critical bug affecting WooCommerce-powered WordPress sites has emerged, causing widespread crashes and significant disruptions for online retailers. This issue has been reported across various platforms, including Search Engine Journal and WordPress support forums.
