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As web designers and developers, we have a lot of important objectives — from making sure a website is mobile and desktop friendly, to ensuring it is fast, looks good, and is user friendly. However, an important aspect that can often be overlooked is finding the right WordPress accessibility tools. Abilities that many of us may take for granted — like being able to use a mouse to scroll or being able to see a website properly — may not be the case for everyone.
The practice of protecting sensitive information with codes and ciphers is thousands of years old. Today, it’s a technical art form that secures digital data that is being sent, received or stored.
Better known as encryption, this protection method masks digital information so that only those with the correct encryption key can decipher it.
Understanding encryption is crucial as you manage your own website and develop or design websites and apps for your clients.
This post was originally published on June 24, 2019, and was updated on June 7, 2021.
When it comes to setting up and managing an eCommerce business, learning how to write product descriptions may seem like a relatively simple task. On the flip side, if you sell multiple products, it can feel monotonous and repetitive. However, product descriptions shouldn’t be glossed over or written in a hurry. They’re a small but mighty tool that can work wonders for customer interest and sales.
Around Christmas of 2019, I started hearing about the possibility of a viral outbreak in China that experts in the medical community were keeping a close eye on. As 2020 began, employees around our office were aware of the Coronavirus, but we never anticipated what was right around the corner.
