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Do you need to pay for something like GTMetrix when there’s PageSpeed Insights free?

GTmetrix vs. PageSpeed Insights: Do You Need to Pay? No, you don’t need to pay for something like GTmetrix when there’s PageSpeed Insights available for free. Google’s PageSpeed Insights is a robust and comprehensive tool that provides valuable insights into … Continue reading →

Does Google Page Speed Insights tell you if your website is ADA compliant?

No, Google PageSpeed Insights (PSI) does not directly tell you if your website is ADA compliant. While PSI offers valuable insights into website performance and accessibility, it focuses on technical aspects that contribute to accessibility, not legal compliance with ADA … Continue reading →

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Ultimate Web Builder 8 Released: Powerful New Features for All Versions

Posted on September 15, 2024 by admin

The latest release of UltimateWB 8 brings exciting upgrades across all versions, focusing on improved performance, enhanced customization, and user convenience. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new and how these updates can elevate your website-building experience: Branding-Free for All Versions … Continue reading →

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Website Traffic Crash? Here’s How to Diagnose and Fix the Problem

“Ask David!” question: “My website traffic crashed. What should I do? Will switching to the UltimateWB website builder help?” UltimateWB as a website backend gives you a sleek code base that allows you to have a fast loading website, coded … Continue reading →

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What are the steps to do an e-commerce website SEO?

Optimizing an e-commerce website for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is crucial to drive organic traffic and improve your online visibility. Here are the steps to effectively perform e-commerce website SEO: SEO for e-commerce is an ongoing process. Search engine algorithms … Continue reading →

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How to Set Up Browser Caching for Your Website

Browser caching is one technique to speed up your website by storing static files in a visitor’s web browser. This enables returning visitors to load your site faster, as their browsers can retrieve cached content without making multiple server requests. … Continue reading →

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What should you watch out for on your website to make sure it is responsive and mobile friendly?

To ensure your website is responsive and mobile-friendly, here are key elements to watch out for and optimize: Text Fonts and Sizes Choose fonts that are legible on smaller screens and consider using scalable font sizes. Using the UltimateWB built-in … Continue reading →

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