Digital Blitz is a series of short video briefs on all things digital in UX, Tech and Compliance.
In this episode, we look at why it's more important to optimise your landing pages than paying for more traffic.
What are the 4 key components to help you increase your digital efficiency when it comes to managing web applications and digital projects?
There's a lot of confusion or misunderstanding of the words quality assurance ("QA"), quality control and testing. Let's analyse one of the most underrepresented processes of the software development lifecycle, but probably one of the most important ones: Quality Assurance.
In this episode, we look at what it takes to deliver BETTER websites and SaaS and why you need a team of experts to optimise the end solutions.
In this episode, we look at why it could be interesting to enable white-label features upfront when you are building a new web application.
How do you manage customer data when capturing confidential or personal information from web forms? Is it safe to store personally identifiable data in a CMS database or should you consider a CRM or Customer Data Platform?
Why is it so important to create a design system and pattern library for any digital project, especially for Content Management Systems and when multiple teams are involved in managing various digital channels?
Explore the digital strategy you need to follow when setting up multi-lingual features on your website CMS. 4 key considerations to make sure you plan and execute this upgrade successfully.
Let's look at the benefits of one-click deployments and why it's so important to invest in that process to keep your team of developers sane and your clients & end-users happy!
Performance budget is more than compressing your assets last minute! You need to consider the UX, Tech and marketing components to design and build fast loading websites.
How can businesses embrace Apple's App Tracking Transparency framework to build stronger business models and better engage customers (without solely relying on ads).
Website personalisation will help you drive engagement and conversions but it should not be at the detriment of users' data privacy. It also needs a strong strategy on content and KPIs. Let's explore where to start!
You just cannot avoid thinking about accessibility on the web anymore. One in five internet users is affected and it's even becoming a hard requirement now for public sector and private organisations, with legal implications if you fail to provide a compliant digital service to your users.
Away from the technology, a CMS is a tool that requires close collaboration between different business units. It will need to work for everyone in order for your project to be successful.
Refactoring can be expensive as an isolated exercise but will be a lot cheaper in the long term if you do it continuously. Invest the time in refactoring the source code of your product.
it's important to apply secure software development processes when scaling a digital product or platform. From source code to deployment and cloud hosting security, what can you learn from OWASP, NCSC and ISO27001 guidance?
Gov.uk updated its accessibility guidelines for PDF to continue to make the web more accessible for everyone, re-affirming their commitment to "open standards". So if you have a lot of information in PDF, what can you do?
Do you have an XML sitemap on your website? And are you sure it is fully optimised for maximum SEO value and help Search Engine crawlers?
Web accessibility is truly a team effort, but you can become the Accessibility hero in your next digital project! If you stay compliant, it will boost your UX, SEO and brand perception.
If you're not using Schema Markup microdata, you are missing on a lot of opportunities to be featured on top of the search engine as rich snippets. It's not a secret, but it's vastly under-utilised. Let's fix that today.
we look at the benefits of multi availability zones (Multi-AZ) when configure hosting with Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure. For mission-critical web applications and systems, adding resilience with extra redundancy is a worthwhile investment.
Let's look at the revolution around the Low-Code and No-Code movement. When should you use LowCode / NoCode and what are the key considerations to remember before you get into it?
