How to Automate Website Accessibility Testing

As more and more people use the internet as their primary source of information, it’s essential that websites are accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) set standards for web accessibility, and it’s important for website owners to ensure their websites meet…

Get Your Website Tracking in GA4 Today

The Google Analytics Is Dead! Long Live Google Analytics! It is the end of an era. Google has prompted the users of its Google Analytics service to move from Universal Analytics to the new standard Google Analytics 4 (GA4). With this change comes a much simpler and streamlined process for tracking, as well as some…

Using Security Through Obscurity for Extra WordPress Hardening

Security through obscurity is a process of securing a system by deliberately hiding or concealing information about it. While this alone is not a reliable or sustainable method for securing your website, it can help make your site more difficult for hackers to attack and less of a target. In this post, we will look…

Secure Your Site and Detect Hackers with a User Access Audit

Websites can allow visitors to register as users in order to help better serve them, giving them limited access to content or some incentives. This type of user access and data that comes with it is important to most websites and businesses and should be protected. Who has access to your website? When it comes…