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Before you launch your online store: a checklist
Most stores that stumble in their first month stumble on payments, shipping and returns. The design is rarely the problem. This is the list we prepare before launch.
Is your website slow on mobile? How to measure it and what to fix first
Your visitors open the site on a phone over an average connection, not on an office screen. These are the metrics Google judges by, and the fixes worth starting with.
How to redesign your website without losing your Google rankings
Most of what gets lost in a redesign isn't visible in the design: old links break, and rankings built over years disappear in a week.
Arabic and English website: what to plan for
An Arabic version added in the last week shows its flaws fast: arrows pointing the wrong way, word-for-word translations, and a Google that can't tell which version to show.
How to protect your contact form from spam and bots
Dozens of messages a day full of links and meaningless offers, and somewhere in the pile a real customer request gets lost. These are the protection layers visitors never notice.
Landing pages for ads: what makes a visitor reach out?
The clicks come in and the requests don't. In many cases the ad visitor lands on a page that was never written for them.
Connecting your website to a payment gateway in Jordan and Saudi Arabia
The technical integration takes days. Activation can slip by a month because of one missing page or a document that doesn't match. This is the order of steps that saves time.
What does a service company homepage need to bring in requests?
The page looks tidy, and visitors come and go without anyone getting in touch. Usually the visitor didn't find an answer to their first question within seconds.
How much does a company website cost?
Three quotes for the same website, and no two numbers look alike. Usually that's because each agency understood the word "website" differently.
Website maintenance after launch: what does it include?
The site gets handed over and nobody opens its dashboard for a year. Problems pile up quietly until a customer calls to tell you about them.
WordPress or a custom-built website?
One developer recommends WordPress because it's easy, another says it's slow and always getting hacked. Both exaggerate, and the decision comes down to a few questions.
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