Topics
Websites, web apps, hosting and software.
A useful website brief explains your business, goals, audience, pages, content, examples and limits on one or two pages. What to include, a short sample, and the mistakes to avoid.
ReadWebsite projects usually move through the same stages: discovery, proposal, content and design, build, testing and launch. What happens at each stage, and the usual reasons projects run late.
ReadWhen a website project ends, the domain, hosting, admin logins, code and key documents should be under your business's control. A checklist of what to ask for before the project closes.
ReadA content management system lets you add and change website content without touching code. How a traditional CMS such as WordPress differs from a headless CMS, and which suits your business.
ReadA bilingual website works when each language has its own pages, a switcher that leads to the matching page, and content written for each audience. The decisions to make before design starts.
ReadBangla on a website should be real Unicode text, in a font that shapes conjuncts correctly, at a size and line spacing people can read on a phone. Here is what that means in practice.
ReadAn accessible website can be used by people with poor eyesight, unsteady hands, small phones or screen readers. What accessibility means, who it helps, and ten checks you can do yourself.
ReadThe padlock in the address bar means the connection between a visitor and your website is encrypted. What HTTPS protects, what it does not prove, and how to keep your certificate working.
ReadMany business websites describe themselves in vague words that could fit anyone. How to write copy that tells a visitor in seconds what you do, who it is for and what to do next.
ReadA redesign goes well when it starts with clear goals and an honest look at the content you already have, not with colours. How to plan one step by step, with a checklist.
ReadA progressive web app is a website that can sit on the home screen, load quickly and keep working on a weak connection. What it can do, where it falls short and when it fits a business.
ReadA website informs, a web app lets people get work done in the browser, and a mobile app lives on the phone. How to tell which one solves your problem, and why the order you build them in matters.
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