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What to Include in a Website Outline Site Structure Lay out your site’s structure before you include it in your site’s outline. Keep it simple. Sketch on paper, in your notepad/notebook, or even a
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What is a Favicon Favicons make it easier for users to identify your site when they have many tabs on the web browser open. Favicons are usually displayed just before the URL on a browser. You ca...
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What is a Read More Button and Why are They Useful? A read more button as a website element that allows you to truncate content so only a part of the content is displayed. It is also used to togg...
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If you have been around people doing Search Engine Optimization (SEO), you may have heard them passionately talk about why you need to have links on your site. In this article, we look at why links a...
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Not all sites can have all their information on a single page. Websites may need to use multiple pages for easier navigation, better user experience, buyers journey, persona, etc. A good example...
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When it comes to website design and on-page SEO, the focus is often on user experience, above the on fold text and SEO elements, like meta descriptions and title tags. Often little attention is
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Have you ever used a tool like PageSpeed Insights or GTMetrix to check the performance of your site? When the analysis is complete, you may have seen a warning mentioned like ‘avoid landing page red...
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There are two ways to access a site. Using the IP address (as in 157.19.0.1) and using the domain name (as in www.abc.com). Ideally, both your domain name and IP address should resolve to the same URL...
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What your domain should include or not include has been an ongoing discussion among brands, webmasters and marketers. Should a domain include special characters like hyphens or underscores? Does havi...
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What are Google Related Searches? Google Related Searches are dynamic suggestions that appear at the bottom of a search results page, offering additional topics or queries related to the original...
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