Released on 25 January 2022, WordPress 5.9 offers a taste of what the future holds for the world’s most popular content management system. The Wordpress team isn't afraid to make big changes. The 2018 release of Gutenberg, their “Block Editor”, revolutionised the way Wor...
Earlier this month developers from Apple, Bocoup, Google, Igalia, Microsoft and Mozilla announced a new benchmark for cross browser collaboration. This sets new standards for interoperability, enabling underlying web technology to work in the same way on every browser. This is...
WooCommerce is one of the most popular eCommerce platforms out there, with a global market share of more than 21% and an ever-increasing adoption rate. But just how scalable is it? Can it accommodate a shop with 10,000 products? Can it handle high levels of w...
Thoughts on the 'Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228)' vulnerability and some suggestions on how to mitigate its effects.
When you look at your business alongside the competition, does it grab attention? Or does it look much the same as others in your sector?
I still come across quite sizeable businesses that think branding means little more than a new or refreshed logo. And thus a simple design job ticks the branding box. Which means we marketers have failed to sell the importance and impact of a strong brand. Ironic, given we’re i...
As WordPress specialists, the Fellowship team recently attended WordCamp London 2019, for the third year running. Our Digital Account Manager Matt covers a range of topics from some of the sessions we attended.
So, your agency/designer/copywriter just presented something new. You’re feeling a little uncomfortable. It’s sort of interesting, but you don’t really like it – not least because it’s very different from what you’re used to. While you dislike giving negative feedback...
This blog post covers everything you need to know about keeping your passwords secure, along with some hard truths about how easily passwords can be hacked.
By now, almost everyone will be aware of the recent ransomware attack that left thousands of computers unusable in over 100 countries. This blog post provides important security advice to help keep your data safe.
As Wordpress specialists, the Fellowship team recently attended WordCamp, London 2017. Packed with sessions from industry experts, there were some really interesting points to take away with us, some of which are likely to be helpful and beneficial to our clients.
If you keep your browser up to date (which we recommend) you might have seen a warning about sites you visit being unsecure. In this article, we will try to explain why you are seeing it, whether you should worry about it and, if you have a website yourself, what you can do to stop your website being flagged as “Not secure”
Like a 6th of the world's population, you may have received an email (or even heard on the news) that there has been a security breach in Yahoo’s system - this short blog should be all you need to know.
When building a new website, deciding which browsers to support is a major consideration and one we take very seriously. This post briefly covers the different browsers used to surf the web, along with their popularity and usage. This will help you to ensure your website looks as good as it can to as many visitors as possible.
If the answer is no, what does your website look like on a mobile and tablet? Whether the business you work in is an SME, large organisation or even a start-up, it is increasingly likely that your prospects and customers are accessing your website on their smartphone or tablet...