How often should your website code be reviewed?
A website is never truly finished. Regular code reviews catch security gaps, outdated plugins and performance problems before they cause real damage. Here is what to check and when.
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Updates from the studio, and what the latest changes in web development, hosting and security mean for your website.
Do we still need web developers in 2026?
AI tools are everywhere, but the data is clear: skilled web developers are still very much in demand. Here is what the evidence actually…
AI and human web design: can they work together?
AI tools can build a website in minutes, but does speed come at the cost of quality? Here is what the evidence says about…
PHP2Shell: the critical PHP vulnerability every website owner should know about
Two critical flaws in PHP let attackers take over web servers without logging in, and they’re already being exploited. Here’s what PHP2Shell is, which…
PHP 8.2 reaches end of life on 31 December: what it means for your website
Security fixes for PHP 8.2 stop at the end of the year. Here’s why the PHP version your site runs on matters, and how…
SSL certificates now last 200 days, and they’re getting shorter
Since March, public SSL certificates can only be issued for up to 200 days. By 2029 that drops to 47. Renewing by hand won’t…
The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: what UK businesses should know
New UK cyber security law is working its way through Parliament. Most small businesses won’t be regulated directly, but some of their suppliers will…
WordPress 7.0: what the new AI tools mean for your website
WordPress 7.0 added a built-in way to connect your site to AI services, along with visual revisions and new blocks. Here’s what’s useful, and…
Core Web Vitals in 2026: why page speed still matters
Google measures how fast and stable your pages feel to real visitors. Here are the three numbers that matter, the targets to aim for,…