If you’ve got a pile of books and knick-knacks you want to display in your home, you first need to install a structure, like a shelf, on which to display them. In the same way, when you have content you want to put online, you first need a structure in the form of a website to display it. However, there comes a point in every website project when you need some content to ensure the structure works well and looks good, but maybe you don’t have the content yet. That's where placeholder content (temporary knick-knacks, as it were) comes in.
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One of the biggest problems facing the Internet today is scammers trying to get your information. Because this is such a problem, securing your website with an SSL certificate is becoming an essential way to improve your site.
The moment has arrived. You’ve completed one of the biggest steps in building your eCommerce business: your online shop is live. Now what? Here are five things you can do right now.
In October, we (Karel and Talya) spent a week standing on a stage, drinking beer, and connecting with people from all over the world. No, we weren't touring with our garage band. We were at Ploneconf 2022 in Namur, Belgium!
The average client has no idea what Plone is, and they don’t really care. They won’t trust something they’ve never heard of, and there are plenty of other solutions out there that claim to offer the same things. Designers and developers, on the other hand, do care about Plone: an elegant, powerful, secure, scalable, and flexible solution to clients’ content management dilemmas. However, clients generally don’t care about the technical stuff – they just want to be online. It’s our job to tell them why Plone is the way to go. In this talk, we share what we’ve learned about selling Plone to people who don’t care over the last 15 years.
Just like a lizard, your website’s “skin” (the look and feel) gets old every now and then and needs to be shed so that a new skin can take its place. For lizards, this “reskin” just happens as they grow. But for a website, the process isn’t quite as automatic. So, what does a website reskin entail? And how do you know when it’s time to reskin your website?