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Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance
We work on a lot of digital projects - many for our clients and some for ourselves. We regularly face new challenges and changes in technology that, once surmounted, pave the path to new creations, solutions, and deeper understanding. Our blog is our outlet for sharing some of that knowledge. Fuelled by curiosity, a desire to understand and – where possible – answer some of the problems we and our clients face.
Animated progress circle
SVGs in small doses, combined with CSS and JS animation, are great for adding extra interest on your site. Here's a simple svg animation for a progress circle.
How to spot website traffic drops
Why does website traffic drop? How can you spot website traffic drops and react to them quickly? Our quick guide to Google Analytics Custom Alerts.
Using the TYPO3 redirects module to ensure your visitors don't end up at a dead-end
With version 9, TYPO3 introduced a native redirects module - not only does it give you a place to centrally manage your redirects, it gracefully handles page renaming
7 reasons to replace Wordpress & find a more powerful alternative
Whilst WordPress is the worlds most popular CMS, there are some very good reasons for finding an alternative to Wordpress.
How to use Google Search Console for SEO - A Beginners Guide
Google Search Console is one of the most useful free SEO tools available. Here we share our top four tips for using GSC as a part of your SEO strategy.
Web accessibility and forms
Forms are an important part of any web application, here's a brief view on how to make sure your forms are accessible for everyone.
Why you should improve your Google Lighthouse Score
How can you measure "quality" in a website using Google Lighthouse, and what are the tangible benefits for your business or organisation.
Why choose TYPO3 CMS for your website
Time and time again we have found TYPO3 to strike a great balance between functionality and usability whilst also being highly customisable, scalable and cost effective. Here's why.
What is a server?
Servers power the internet and have done since the creation of it. All the websites in the world run on servers (with varying levels of web interfaces & logins). So what are they, how do they work and what do Liquid Light typically use?
Git tip: squash intermediate commits
Make the git history neater with `git rebase --interactive`