[ Journal ][ 16 Notes ]
Journal
[ Journal ][ 16 notes ]
How to choose a web agency for a corporate website
A checklist to judge agencies on what happens after launch, not on the best pitch. Seven signals that make the difference.- 02
What does a bespoke website really cost?
Why quotes for bespoke work vary so wildly, which costs you tend to forget, and how to judge a price instead of just comparing it. - 03
WordPress or bespoke: which fits your organisation?
Not a holy war but a level-headed trade-off: when WordPress is the right call, and when bespoke pays off. - 04
Headless or traditional CMS for a corporate website
What headless really delivers for a corporate site, when it is overkill, and what to watch for in the choice. - 05
WooCommerce or a bespoke shop: which when?
When WooCommerce is more than enough and when a bespoke shop pays off, without talking you into a platform. - 06
Replacing your website without losing your SEO
A rebuild is the moment many sites lose their positions. Here is how to stop your traffic from evaporating. - 07
Connecting a booking system to your restaurant website
Why standalone booking tools often clash with your site, and what an integration or bespoke system delivers for a restaurant. - 08
The real cost of a website over five years
The build price is the smallest part. Here is how to reckon the real cost of a site over time, and why the cheapest is often the most expensive. - 09
What to arrange after your website goes live
A site is not finished at launch, that is when it starts. Here is what needs to be arranged structurally so it stays reliable. - 10
Why brand identity and website belong in one hand
A brand that holds up on paper but waters down online: it happens in the handover between design and build. It can be different. - 11
What is a good load time for a website?
Speed is not a technical detail but a revenue and visibility issue. What a good load time is, how to measure it, and where it goes wrong. - 12
Accessibility for your corporate website: what is required and what pays off
Accessibility is partly required, partly just smart. What the rules ask, what it delivers, and how to approach it practically. - 13
Setting up a multilingual website without SEO mistakes
Going multilingual is more than translating. Where it goes wrong with hreflang and duplicate content, and how to set it up right. - 14
Website security: the basics that really must be in place
Most hacked sites do not fall to a brilliant attack, but to overdue maintenance. What the basics are that really must be in place. - 15
When is your website due for replacement? 7 signals
You do not replace a site because it is old, but because it gets in your way. Seven concrete signals that it is time. - 16
From first conversation to launch: how a project runs at Hoofs
No black box: this is how a website project runs with us, from the first conversation to after launch.