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Technical SEO: crawling, indexing, speed and the fixes that matter
Technical SEO makes sure search engines can crawl, render, index and understand your pages. The elements that matter, how to audit them and what to fix first.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - SEO10 min read
Video, image and news sitemaps: when they are worth adding
A video sitemap tells Google about videos on your pages that it might miss: the thumbnail, title, description and file or player. When video, image and news sitemaps help, the tags Google still reads, and when you can skip them.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Accessibility13 min read
WCAG explained: versions, levels A, AA and AAA, and the checklist that matters
WCAG is the international standard for accessible websites. What its four principles and three levels mean, what WCAG 2.2 added, where WCAG 3 stands, and a level AA checklist you can work through.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Accessibility17 min read
Web accessibility: what it is, what the law asks, and the ten fixes that matter most
Web accessibility means people with disabilities can use your site. What WCAG 2.2 asks, what the ADA and the European Accessibility Act require, and the ten fixes that clear most findings.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - SEO12 min read
What is a 404 error, and how do you fix one?
A 404 error means the server was reached but has no page at that address. What visitors can do, why your site returns 404s and how to fix the ones that matter.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Speed13 min read
What is a good page load time? Targets in seconds, and how to measure
A good page load time means the main content is visible within 2.5 seconds on a phone, the page reacts to taps within 200 ms and nothing jumps, for at least 75 % of visits. The targets per metric and how to measure yours.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Speed10 min read
What is a WebP file? How to open, convert and use one
A WebP file is an image in Google's WebP format, which stores photos and graphics in fewer bytes than JPEG or PNG. What it is, why you keep getting them, how to open or convert one, and WebP vs JPG and PNG.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Speed10 min read
What is an AVIF file? How to open, convert and use one
An AVIF file is an image in the AV1 Image File Format, which compresses photos further than JPEG and often further than WebP. What it is, how to open or convert one, browser support and when to use it.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Security10 min read
What is BIMI? Your logo in the inbox, and what it takes
BIMI is the DNS record that lets Gmail, Yahoo and Apple Mail show your logo next to your emails. What it needs, what VMC and CMC certificates are, and how to set it up.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Security10 min read
What is DKIM? Signatures, selectors and the DKIM record
DKIM signs every email your domain sends so receivers can prove it came from you and was not changed. How the signature works, what a selector is, and how to publish the DKIM record.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Security12 min read
What is DMARC? How it works, and your first DMARC record
DMARC is the DNS record that tells mail servers what to do with email that pretends to be from your domain, and sends you reports about who uses it. How it works, and the record to publish first.Updated 26 Sept 2026 - Speed13 min read
What is QUIC? The protocol under HTTP/3, compared with HTTP/2
QUIC is the transport protocol under HTTP/3: it runs over UDP, sets up the connection and encryption in one round trip and keeps a lost packet from stalling the whole page. How it works and when HTTP/3 beats HTTP/2.Updated 26 Sept 2026
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