Why So Many Business Websites Need Redesigning Long Before Companies Realise It

Most business websites do not suddenly become ineffective overnight The decline usually happens gradually. Slowly enough that companies often fail to notice the warning signs until performance problems become difficult to ignore. Traffic begins stagnating. Lead quality weakens. Bounce rates increase. Conversion rates quietly decline. Users spend less time engaging with content. Sales teams start…

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Schema markup may not be very useful

Reading Time: 2 minutesI’ve had my concerns about the effectiveness of schema markup on websites, and a recent study from Ahrefs tends to agree with that idea. Schema markup, while seemingly useful, may not offer any real benefit when it comes to helping your website rank higher. What is schema markup? I won’t get too deep into schema […]

Flickr: The First and Last Great Photo Platform

As the global population of photographers swells, so do their digital libraries, leaving everyone with the same question: where and how to share their best work. Flickr was among the first online communities designed to address that dilemma, and it remains one of the best. Some demand sweeping overhauls or argue the price isn't justified.

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A uBlock Origin custom rule to hide “Related Videos” (and more) on YouTube

If you're like me, you loathe and despise the toxic mental ordure that YouTube often plasters up and down the right side of each video page, such as POLITICAL DEMAGOGUERY in MIXED CAPS to PIQUE your OUTRAGE enough to KEEP YOU WATCHING YOUTUBE instead of doing something PRODUCTIVE! [insert thumbnail of someone looking amazed here.]

At a certain point, I started to notice that there was more…

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Your website is a garden, not a billboard

Reading Time: < 1 minuteIn the early days of the internet, many businesses set up their websites to essentially be a billboard. They’d have a page or two of static content, and that was about it. Given the technical limitations at the time, that was understandable. In 2026 though, treating your website as a billboard is still far too […]

Newgrounds Roulette shuffles through the iconic (and sometimes forgotten) Flash animations of the early internet

"Back when the internet was new and people made stuff for the fun of it."

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What CRM do you use?

Reading Time: < 1 minuteWhen people fill out the contact form on your website, where does that information go? When I ask companies about this, the answers run the gamut from powerful systems like Salesforce to solid systems like Pipedrive, to shakier “systems” like Excel spreadsheets, and some just leave them in their email inbox and sort them out […]

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