A website needs regular care to stay safe, fast and reliable. These articles explain updates, backups, speed, privacy policies, domains and email in plain English, so you know what protects your site and your business.
PHP released fixes for two critical security flaws on October 21. Here's what happened, what we did about it, and why keeping up with updates is a bigger job than it looks.
Important emails about your website, like security alerts and invoices, can land in spam by mistake. Here’s why it happens and how to make sure you don’t miss them.
Website security doesn’t have to be complicated. These eight essentials, from updates and backups to two-factor authentication, help keep your site, your business and your visitors safe.
A slow website costs you visitors. Here’s a simple checklist for testing and improving your website’s speed, from images and caching to hosting.
Privacy-focused analytics give you the website insights you need without tracking visitors across the web. Here’s why they matter and how to get started.
Keep important emails out of your spam folder. Step-by-step instructions for whitelisting senders in Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, iCloud, Apple Mail and more.
Your website is software, and like any software it needs regular updates. Here’s why updates matter and a simple routine for keeping your site current.
A growing number of U.S. states now have privacy laws, with more on the way. Here’s what each website policy does and how to keep yours current automatically.
Domains, DNS, hosting, websites and email explained in plain English, using a simple analogy: your home, your street address and the post office.
If your web developer registered your domain in their own name, you could lose control of your website and email. Here’s how to make sure your domain is truly yours.
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