Optimizing for performance is a step one should not overlook if you want to get the most of your new or existing website. I am going to break this guide up into sections for image optimization, minification and caching. By following this guide and taking care of the items mentioned you should be able to […]
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Images often account for most of the downloaded bytes on a web page and also often occupy a significant amount of visual space. As a result, optimizing images can often yield some of the largest byte savings and performance improvements for your website: the fewer bytes the browser has to download, the less competition there
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Everybody knows Well Known Open Source Software such as WordPress (this Site is build with it) or Joomla Content Management System, but there are many lesser well known Open Source Projects for a variety of Purposes. Notepad++ Notepad++ is a powerful, feature-packed text editor that more or less has everything Notepad needs but lacks (it
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If you run your business website on Wix (or are considering it), I’d suggest you go with WordPress instead. WordPress powers 58.9% of all websites, which is more than half of the sites on the Internet! And market-share wise, Wix stands at a measly 0.7%. I know chunking numbers like these doesn’t mean much. But
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‘DNS propagation’ is a term used to describe the time frame after making any changes to your domain name. Such propagation will occur after any: Changes to your domain’s WHOIS information. WHOIS is a publicly available tool that searches the databases of domain registries and registrars to detail the domain owner contact information. A change
WordPress, Joomla and other Content Management Systems (CMS) are an easy way for somebody to start a Website as they are easy to update via their Password Protected Admin Backend. (For most cases NO FTP Uploads and editing of Files required.) But don’t rule out some really nice HTML Templates or Themes. Some Reasons to
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Most users today make use of multiple devices to view e-mails, which include PC, Tablet and Cell Phone. You might check your Email at Work on the Office Computer but also later want it available at home on your Laptop or Phone. In order to ensure mail is available to all devices you need to
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I have been working in WordPress as my primary platform for the last 3 or 4 years. I’ve tried out probably hundreds of plugins, but there are some that I go to over and over for various needs of my clients’ sites and my own. Here’s a list of my most-used WordPress plugins.Most have free
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If your Website is build on the WordPress CMS Platform (as it is one of the most popular CMS’s available) and have Wordfence installed you might have noticed unsuccessful Login Attempts with strange or non existent usernames. A user with IP address xx.xx.xxx.xxx has been locked out from signing in or using the password recovery
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