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Do You Need a Sitemap?
WordPress & AI
6 min read
May 2016

Do You Need a Sitemap?

It doesn’t matter if you’re planning a new website or just redesigning your current one, it is super important that are aware of how the end product will look and feel for your end-user. You want your site to be user-friendly, super organised, and looking great. Therefore, pre-planning is a very important step in the […]

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Two Things Missing From Your Website!
WordPress & AI
6 min read
Nov 2015

Two Things Missing From Your Website!

Are these two things missing from your website? Terms of Use and a Privacy Statement! As the owner of a website, it is impossible for you to be able to control who has access to your site. Therefore it is important that you have the following two items on your website! Terms of Use and […]

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Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
WordPress & AI
6 min read
Oct 2015

Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)

Are we ready to be fully AMP’d? Google has announced a new open source initiative called Accelerated Mobile Pages or AMP HTML. AMP’s aim is to dramatically improve the performance of the mobile web. Essentially, the goal is to improve the entire mobile content ecosystem for everyone. It wants to make it fast and easy for […]

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3 Things to Avoid for ‘Easy-to-Read’ Web Copy
WordPress & AI
6 min read
Jun 2015

3 Things to Avoid for ‘Easy-to-Read’ Web Copy

Easy-to-read web copy is so important. I realised just how important it was a while back. Once in a while, I do a bit of rework on my websites. The goal is to enhance pages for our product offering and increase lead conversion. When I started out researching and learning from all the great resources […]

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Thoughts on the New Microsoft Edge Browser
WordPress & AI
6 min read
Jun 2015

Thoughts on the New Microsoft Edge Browser

Update June 2020: This article is here for Archive purposes only. The Microsoft Edge browser is now using the Chrome Rendering Engine and is an amazing browser. It is very similar to Google Chrome without the privacy concerns. The NEW Microsoft Edge browser is just around the corner with the launch of Windows 10 on […]

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Educational Technology – Are Our Traditional Educators Ready?
WordPress & AI
6 min read
Jun 2015

Educational Technology – Are Our Traditional Educators Ready?

With so much money coming in to educational tech I thought this was really interesting to see what market leaders are saying on Education Technology. The system of education is changing and it certainly needs to change. Education is actually starting to take place online in real examples. The old paradigm of online learning not […]

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Do You Have a Mobile Friendly Website?
WordPress & AI
6 min read
Apr 2015

Do You Have a Mobile Friendly Website?

If you haven’t heard about the Google Mobile Update – you may have been hiding under a rock. Recently they have emailed website owners and made plenty of noise about the changes to search. If you haven’t heard about this change, it basically means you MUST have a mobile-friendly website moving forward to rank in […]

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Don’t Make a Case for Open Source. Make a Case for Closed.
WordPress & AI
6 min read
Jan 2015

Don’t Make a Case for Open Source. Make a Case for Closed.

I absolutely love this video especially the comments by Jonathan Nightingale (video no longer available). As software developers we should be never justifying the case for open source. Open is always better. Open source for every project makes more sense. In the old days your code was your IP and having it closed made sense […]

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