If there’s one thing that can put an online business into panic mode, it’s a website that’s gone offline. While it’s down, you are losing sales, customers are getting frustrated, and your reputation will be taking a knock. There are quite a few reasons a website can go offline and here we take a look …
A website can have two different versions of its address, either with www (world wide web) or without, for example, mywebsite.com or www.mywebsite.com. There are pros and cons to both: non-www addresses look cleaner and are easier to remember, while those with www can be helpful for website performance and prevent issues with SEO. If …
ASP.NET and PHP are two scripting languages used to develop websites and other web applications. Both provide developers with a wide range of capabilities but there are differences between them that might make one the better choice for you. Here we look at their similarities and differences. The main difference between ASP.NET and PHP The …
If you want to build and host a website but don’t have any idea about how much it will cost, then this post aims to answer all your questions. We’ll look at all the things you’ll need to pay for upfront and the ongoing expenses needed to keep your website online. The good news for …
As the new year approaches it’s a good time to start making plans for the months ahead. As a website owner, there are lots of positive things you can do throughout the year to improve your site and making new year’s resolutions is a good way to keep your mind focused on what you want …
A cascading stylesheet or CSS is a programming script which you can use to create and modify the presentation of HTML-based websites, such as those built with WordPress. With CSS, you can control the layout, fonts, colours and other visual attributes of your site. Thankfully, most website-building programs today mean that users don’t need to …
