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WordPress 5.5 and jQuery warnings, should you be worried?
With WordPress 5.5 came the decision to remove the outdated jQuery Migrate, which is in cases causing Themes and Plug-ins to break. We take a look at what’s happening…
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Legal and Web Standards
How do you make your website GDPR compliant and what is the General Data Protection Act?
If you take advantage of email marketing to engage with your customers, you need to be aware of the changes coming into place as of the 25th of May 2018 from the GDPR. Don't panic, there's still time to prepare! This blog post has everything you need to be aware of.
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Google Chrome to label some sites “not secure” from January 2017
Google announced Chrome will begin labelling HTTP connections that feature passwords or credit card forms as non-secure. But what could that mean for you?
E-commerce
Email marketing is about to change in a big way – Introducing GDPR
Email marketing is about to change in a big way from May 2018, thanks General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). We look at what's to come...
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The Web Design Jargon Buster
Ever wanted to know the difference between a Widget and a Wireframe, a CTA from a CSS? With our Web Design Jargon Buster, your wait is finally over...
E-commerce
Taking payments online, Payment Gateways explained
Whether you have an online shop or simply want to take adhoc payments, there are a lot of options when it comes to taking money with your website. We look at some common options
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Google steps up its preference for Mobile websites
Google steps up its preference for Mobile websites with changes to its search algorithm. Find out more about the changes and what it means to your site
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3 Reasons not to Plagiarise content
Ever been stuck for ideas or seen a great article and want to use it on your site? This great article talks about the pit-falls of Plagiarism...
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Alarm bells should be ringing loud and clear for any business involved in distance selling!
The Office of Fair Trading (“OFT”) have taken the step of conducting a pre-Christmas review of 156 retailer websites and found that many of them were not fully complying with the Consumer (Distance Selling) Regulations and the Electronic Commerce (EC)Directive) Regulations. Find out more from Brian Scott at Max Montague...
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Your website and Mobile Phones, what you need to know
Mobile phone technology has come a long way and with the success of Smart Phones such as Blackberry, iPhone and Google’s Android accessing websites from your phone has become common place. But with change comes buzz words: “mobile site”, “mobile compatible”, “responsive”. We look at the differences and what they might mean to you.
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The new EU Website Cookie Law – Is your website legal?
On the 26th May 2011 the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) passed a law that in the UK all websites who use cookies need to allow their user’s to Opt-Out. So is your website legal?
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SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act ) and PIPA (Protect IP Act), what’s all the fuss about?
You may have heard people talking/blogging/twittering about SOPA — the Stop Online Piracy Act and PIPA (Protect IP Act), but what’s it really all about? We take a look to see how it will impact the internet the whole world over.
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What is WAI Compliance for your website, and why do you need to know?
Many website owners either aren’t aware of WAI or brush over with limited understanding, but in some cases you could be breaking the law. We look at WAI compliance and how it may affect your website.
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New UK law on use of website Cookies deferred for one year
UK websites are being given one year to comply with EU cookie laws, the Information Commissioner's Office has said. The regulations were commonly complied with by the inclusion of relevant wording in a website’s Privacy Policy, however this is no longer to be the case. So, how might these changes in the law affect your [...]
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