Getting your nonprofit organisation online
Think of the sort of charities that you would support. The one charity to which you would happily give every penny you could, if you had the money to do so.
Posts filed under ‘Tech Advice’
Why you should never, ever use nulled themes
One of the things that makes WordPress so good to use is how customisable it can be. You can choose any theme or plugin you want, from any marketplace or any site, or you can code your own, and WordPress will run on your site.
Four cool, non-numeric naming conventions
So it’s no secret that Ikea has some unusual names for products, especially to an English-reading eye. If I told you that I recently bought a “Bjorkasen”, you’d assume I had bought a child from an Icelandic singer.
What the hell is the GPL?
If you’ve been using WordPress, developed for WordPress, or looked into WordPress – or software development as a whole – you’ll likely have heard of the GNU General Public Licence or GPL. But what the hell is it?
Managing multiple users on one WordPress site
Any website is only as good as the people behind it. And things get more complicated when multiple people are working on it.
HTTP Codes and Redirects
If you have used the Internet for any amount of time, you’ll become familiar with some numerical codes. They’re usually related to errors, such as 404 (Page not Found), 403 (Forbidden), and 500 (Server Error).
Why you need to use SSL on your website
Security is one of the most important advances in technology these days. Whether it’s WhatsApp encryption or governments wanting access to encrypted devices, there’s a lot of talk about security and the importance of encryption.
What the MFA is Multi-factor Authentication?
Multi-factor Authentication (commonly referred to as MFA) is becoming more and more popular with different services. It has been around in some form or another since the 1960s, and more and more online services are adopting it.
Why do I need hosting for my website?
Once you have your domain, you need hosting. But what kind of hosting do you need?
How to spot spam emails (and how to stop them)
Spam, one of the biggest scourges on the web. Billions upon billions of spam emails are sent every day globally.
Data Privacy under the GDPR (even after Brexit)
Everything we do these days occurs online. From paying bills to reading articles to talking to friends to controlling our heating and lighting, every aspect of our lives somehow involves online communications.
WordPress vs WordPress.com
Quite often, I hear people asking whether they should choose WordPress.org or WordPress.
Freelancing on any budget, for any industry
As a freelancer, you are always restricted when it comes to your budget, and you have to stretch your budget in creative ways. Here are some of the tools I use to manage my work, my clients, and my business.
Facebook, the Open Web, and why you need your own space online
Where were you at 15:51 UTC on Monday 4th October 2021? Well, if you were Facebook, you were nowhere to be seen, and that caused a lot of problems for a lot of people.
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