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At a glance WordPress’s built-in search only matches the exact words used, and it struggles with typos, different terminology and question-style queries. WP Engine’s Smart Search AI adds semantic search, so it understands the meaning behind a query, not just …
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 …
AI is changing the way people discover and interact with websites, but there is another consequence receiving considerably less attention: AI systems are becoming significant consumers of website infrastructure. We have recently seen this first-hand while investigating repeated periods of …
Preparing a website for AI search isn’t only about content. AI crawlers place new demands on website infrastructure, from ensuring important content is accessible without relying on JavaScript to managing potentially enormous volumes of automated traffic. We look at what this means for WordPress performance, caching, CDNs and bot management.
Our three latest projects are now online. This time we’ve been busy working on new websites for Harrogate-based social care organisation Community Catalysts, social development and human rights charity Good Neighbours UK, and bakery management app Cybake. Community Catalysts Local …
Most of the websites we build have some need to send email out – even if it’s just a contact form to pass on enquiries to the business. For the more complex web applications we may need to send out email in bulk. This can be made pretty painful thanks to the ubiquitous spam filters that mailboxes will put in our way. Here’s what we’ve learnt.