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At a glance A problematic WordPress website doesn’t necessarily need replacing. We can often take over an existing site, identify what is going wrong and bring it up to the standards we expect from websites we build ourselves. We investigate …
A client recently contacted us about a YouTube video embedded on their WordPress website. It worked correctly on desktop computers and some mobile devices, but on an iPhone it returned “Error 153: Video Player Configuration Error”. There was another apparently …
At a glance AI bots generate significant website traffic, placing additional demands on hosting infrastructure. Dynamic WordPress requests are expensive. Repeated uncached requests can consume PHP, database and server resources quickly. Caching and CDN infrastructure matter, reducing the work required …
Practical case studies from our work managing complex websites. Every website presents its own technical challenges, and solving them well requires more than theory. This section shares the real problems we encounter, the investigations we carry out, and the solutions …