Articles
Tag: web experience
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Why Ekioh's New Flow Browser Is a Break From the Old
While it is almost unthinkable to build a web browser from scratch these days, one UK -based company is developing a different one.
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W3C Publishes Working Draft of New Accessibility Guidelines
The internet is an integral part of the everyday personal and business life for most people in the US, yet accessibility remains an issue for many.
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14 Rules for Selecting the Right Content Management System (CMS)
Choosing the right content management system for your business is a huge investment and risk. Here are 14 tips to make sure you choose the right one.
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What to Consider Before Bringing Chatbots Into Your Organization
We asked industry leaders to share their thoughts on considerations when bringing chatbots into the enterprise.
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How Google's Chrome Ad-Blocker Could Change Digital Advertising
Google is rolling out native ad-blocking in Chrome that will likely have larger implications for the advertising industry. We asked experts what to expect.
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Why Cloud is Your Big Opportunity in 2018 (Webinar)
This webinar shines a spotlight on advances in cloud technology and how IT leaders should be planning and prioritizing 2018.
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Taming Sitecore's Configuration Chaos
Smokey, this is not 'Nam. This is bowling. There are rules. —Walter Sobchak (in The Big Lebowski) LAS VEGAS — One of the most frustrating aspects of managing Sitecore is dealing with its long and chaotic configuration process.
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Dashboards and Other Meaningless Forms of Navigation
I use Optimal Workshop quite a bit. It’s an excellent service for testing navigation, among other things, and I would definitely recommend it. Recently, I needed to duplicate a study. I had done this once before so I knew it could be done.
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WordPress Finally Patches 6 Glaring Security Issues
WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world — and the most hacked. Just last month, hackers engaged in a “feeding frenzy ” at the expense of WordPress sites across the web, exploiting a vulnerability found in the WP REST API plugin.
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March Open Source CMS Forecast: Drupal, Joomla, SilverStripe & More
Because the world of open source CMS moves with such speed, we’re pausing at the turn of each month to forecast the news before it hits the wire.
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Episerver to Its User Conference Attendees: 'You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet'
LAS VEGAS — In a word, Episerver’s 2016 could be described as busy. Very very busy. Okay, that’s three words. And that is taking into consideration the blockbuster 2015 the company had when Stockholm-based Episerver merged with Nashua, N.
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How Voice Search Affects SEO - and What You Can Do
In the hurried, fast-paced world we live in, it seems only natural that hands-free voice search is fast becoming the next big technology sensation. Apparently, it's not enough to have the World Wide Web at your fingertips or even at the push of a button.
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Could WordPress Have Stopped a 'Feeding Frenzy' by Hackers?
You can urge WordPress users to keep the platform software up-to-date. But like that proverbial horse and his drink of water, you can't make them do it.
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Hippo, Magento, OroCommerce & More: Keeping Up With Open Source CMS
Open source CMS projects hit the ground running in January, barely pausing after the end-of-the-year break. A Forrester web content management Wave was released, summits were held and words of digital war were declared.
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