How do you know whether a website needs fixing or replacing?
What is worth keeping, what gets in the way, and why starting again should never be the automatic answer.
Darren Green
What should a business website actually do?
A plain-English look at what a useful business website should achieve before anyone starts worrying about pages, platforms or design.
Why Your Website Exists But Nobody Can Find It
Being online isn’t the same as being visible. Here’s why Google might be quietly overlooking your site — and how to tell if it is.
How to Write an FAQ Page That Actually Works
A good FAQ page answers real questions and helps you show up in search. Here’s how to write one that does its job instead of turning into a wall of questions nobody asked.
Your Website should not need a Magnifying Glass
Mobile problems are easy to miss on a desktop and very easy for customers to notice on their phones. Here’s what to check.
Contact Forms: Tiny Boxes, Massive Drama
A contact form that quietly fails to send is the most expensive kind of broken — you never even know you’re losing enquiries. Here’s the two-minute test to check yours actually works.
FAQs Should Answer Questions, Not Launch a Platypus
A clean FAQ page helps visitors find answers fast and helps Google understand your site. A chaotic one helps nobody. Here’s the difference.