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LiteSpeed Cache settings for Core Web Vitals, tab by tab
Which LiteSpeed Cache switches move LCP, CLS and INP, which ones need a LiteSpeed server or QUIC.cloud, and which ones break WooCommerce. Tab by tab, with a check after each.
14 min readUpdated 25 Sept 2026Tested with LiteSpeed Cache 6.5
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Series: WordPress speed, plugin by plugin
Five guides that take a slow WordPress site to good Core Web Vitals, in order.
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- SEO13 min read
'Discovered – currently not indexed': what it means and what to do
Google knows the URL and has not fetched it. How that differs from "Crawled – currently not indexed", the real causes on small sites in order of likelihood, and a 20-minute triage with three checks.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - WordPress12 min read
"Discourage search engines": the WordPress box that hides your site
One checkbox in Settings → Reading adds noindex to every WordPress page. See what it does, why it survives launches and migrations, how to switch it off and how to get back into Google fast.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - SEO12 min read
404 vs 410 vs redirect: what to do with removed pages
When a page goes, choose per URL between a 301 to its equivalent, a 410 for pages gone for good, or a plain 404. This guide gives the decision rules, the server snippets and the bulk workflow for a whole list of removed URLs.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Best practices12 min read
A cookie banner that passes: reject button, lifetime, consent mode
What a compliant cookie banner looks like in 2026: Reject next to Accept, cookie lifetimes of 13 months or less, Consent Mode v2 set to denied first, and how the cookie scanner checks each one.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Checklists13 min read
A monthly site health routine, done in 30 minutes
Ten checks in a fixed order, from the certificate to the backup, that catch the problems which quietly cost a site visitors between redesigns, with report links to compare month on month.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - SEO8 min read
A one-page SEO audit, the getReport way
Forty checks on one URL in about a minute: title, description, headings, canonical, robots, indexability, links, images, structured data. This guide explains what the audit covers, how to read the score, which findings to fix first and which to ignore for a given kind of page.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - WordPress12 min read
Abandoned and closed WordPress plugins: how to find safe replacements
A plugin with no update in two years, or one wordpress.org has closed, keeps running without security fixes. How the report finds them, how to judge a replacement and how to swap it safely.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Accessibility8 min read
Accessibility checker results — fixing the ten findings we see most
An automated accessibility check finds about a third of the barriers on a page, and the same ten findings account for most of them. This guide explains each in plain terms, who it excludes, and the exact fix, with the WCAG 2.2 criterion it maps to.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Accessibility12 min read
Accessibility statement: what to write and how to keep it true
What an accessibility statement must say, who has to publish one in the EU and UK, a template you can fill in today, and a monthly routine that keeps every claim in it backed by a test.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Accessibility11 min read
Accessible modals and dialogs: focus, Escape and the native dialog element
What a modal must do for keyboard and screen reader users, how the native dialog element does most of it for free, the parts that stay your job, and how cookie banners and popups get it wrong.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Accessibility12 min read
Accessible tables: headers, captions and when a table is the wrong element
How screen readers navigate a data table, the header and caption markup that makes it work, responsive tables that stay accessible, sortable headers, and the cases where a table is the wrong element.Updated 25 Sept 2026 - Checklists12 min read
Agency workflow: one report per client, every month
Run the same three pages per client each month, keep the permanent links in one sheet, export the PDF for the client and the fixes for the developer, and write a three-number monthly note.Updated 25 Sept 2026
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