Contributions by Adam Thompson:
The internet is full of advice on how to make your website better: change the color of your buttons, use the latest JavaScript framework, update your privacy policy, etc.
But if you’re like me, you’ve got limited time each day and lots of ideas you want to implement. So you have to prioritize and choose which website changes you’ll spend your time on. Let’s dig into some UX studies to identify some site changes that have been proven to boost a website’s success.
HTTP/2 can significantly improve your website’s page speed because it allows browsers to simultaneously process multiple requests over the same connection. In this article, learn how you can easily improve your site’s load speed with HTTP/2.
Running an ecommerce store can be a very lucrative business, but don’t think money will start pouring down from the sky. First, customers will need to find your online store.
This article explains four Google Analytics filters you can use to get cleaner, more accurate analytics data for your website.
As a content marketer, it’s important to have a deep understanding of your readers to capture their attention and provide information that they’re looking for. This article shares the top 5 free tools writers can use to better understand and connect with their target audience.
Chrome 68 will start displaying a "Not Secure" warning for any webpage that isn’t secure. Learn why Google is making this update and get the essential information to prepare for the change.