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Why I Moved My Site From HTTP to HTTPS – And You Should Too

Posted: February 17, 2017 Updated: September 9, 2021 by Claire Brotherton
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…e from HTTP to HTTPS? What problems might you encounter going from HTTP to HTTPS? What is HTTPS? Have you ever noticed a padlock icon when you’ve been browsing a website? You’ve probably seen them on ecommerce sites. That’s because they’re using the HTTPS protocol for websites. HTTP stands for HyperText Transfer Protocol and the S stands for Secure. This means that your credit card number is protected from nasty people when you buy! The technology…

Category: Websites, WordPress Tags: 301 redirect, https, SEO, ssl

Can You Use A WordPress.com Theme On A WordPress.org Site?

Posted: April 14, 2017 Updated: October 15, 2024 by Claire Brotherton
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…ftfully by Automattic Free with Premium or Business plan No Yes, on GitHub https://github.com/Automattic/themes/tree/trunk/craftfully Creatio 2 by Automattic Free No Yes, on GitHub https://github.com/Automattic/themes/tree/trunk/creatio-2 CTLG by Automattic Free Yes, at CTLG | WordPress Theme N/A Cubico by Automattic Yes, at Cubico | WordPress Theme N/A Cultivate by Automattic Free with Premium or Business plan No No Curriculum by Automattic Free…

Category: WordPress Tags: themes, wordpress.com

Accessibility Scotland 2019: A Focus On Accessibility And Ethics

Posted: October 31, 2019 by Claire Brotherton
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…wojtekkutyla/status/1187703267335254017 I got to meet up with old friends… https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/1187725277302083587 https://twitter.com/RianRietveld/status/1187777943243808768 And make new ones… https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/1187793798245634048 If I had any gripes, they would be about the catering. Tea and coffee were only available first thing and in the afternoon break. I wasn’t the only one who nipped out of t…

Category: Accessibility

Unicorn Heaven! Highlights From WordCamp Edinburgh 2017

Posted: July 30, 2017 Updated: September 5, 2019 by Claire Brotherton
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…orn was a fab design and the stickers and t-shirts proved to be a big hit. https://twitter.com/mwtsn/status/888705994217451520 https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/888452603042033666 We were also treated to the sight of Codebase’s resident unicorn Popcorn and emcee and speaker organiser Heather Burns adorned with a unicorn horn! What’s not to like? Special thanks to 34SP.com for bringing swag bags and being lovely. The food was impressive al…

Category: WordPress Tags: accessibility, blogging, business, customer experience, Facebook ads, Gutenberg, Jetpack, REST API, wordcamp

WordCamp London 2018: Technology, Terrific Talks and Tribe

Posted: April 20, 2018 Updated: April 22, 2018 by Claire Brotherton
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…us/985233563401453575 Here are some other tweets with friends old and new. https://twitter.com/coolfields/status/984853758105522176 https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/985076374300962817 https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/985491587085062144 https://twitter.com/coolfields/status/985565024717590528 What’s next for WordCamp London? WordCamp London is definitely one of my favourite events. If you get the chance to go, you should. Ana Si…

Category: Accessibility, WordPress Tags: business plan, customers, GDPR, Gutenberg, inclusion, privacy, wordcamp

WordCamp London 2017 Reviewed – The Best Bits

Posted: March 24, 2017 Updated: June 12, 2019 by Claire Brotherton
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…WordCamp and expanded my knowledge. I met these cool accessibility people: https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/843094905677406208 https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/843149053508620289 https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/843442585381322752 And picked up a heap of swag! https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/843394657623130112 Mega-special thanks to Jenny Wong, who was standing down as organiser this year: https://twitter.c…

Category: WordPress Tags: accessibility, design, marketing, privacy, security, web design, wordcamp

CMA Kick-Off 2018: Brilliant Tips For A Rewarding Year

Posted: January 13, 2018 Updated: June 26, 2019 by Claire Brotherton
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…avid gave us a memory challenge with 20 words to remember and recite back. https://twitter.com/chrismarr101/status/949589004302934016 https://twitter.com/debbieekins8/status/949306230706712576 After we did a less than stellar job, David shared his memory method. We see 100,000 words in a day, so thinking in pictures is the way to stand out. If we imagine words as a series of linked pictures they’re much easier to recall. Business lessons David put…

Category: Blogging & Content Marketing Tags: Big 5, business, business advice, memory, oversubscribed, planning, productivity, sales

Accessibility Scotland 2018 – How To Understand Users Better

Posted: November 26, 2018 Updated: December 13, 2018 by Claire Brotherton
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…Solution#2: Simplify the interface to just include the most useful links. https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/1060932108414259200 Vasilis also realised that elements put into pages to help blind users weren’t always recognised. https://twitter.com/AxessLab/status/1060933480165638145 Moving from photography to audio objects Vasilis worked with a Dutch photographer who went blind. Instead of taking photos, he wanted to create “audio objects”…

Category: Accessibility Tags: user experience

WordCamp Glasgow 2020: A Stunning Debut

Posted: February 14, 2020 Updated: September 8, 2020 by Claire Brotherton
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…d captions. https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/1226112583280795649 https://twitter.com/AndrewBloch/status/778923125916463104 https://twitter.com/zarawrrrrr/status/662379563759108097 Using captions is backed up by some solid statistics: 80% of caption users are not deaf or hard of hearing. 85% of people watching Facebook videos watch them in silence. Captioned video ads have a 12% increase in view time. I also didn’t know that Google doesn’…

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A Sensational Start to 2017 at the CMA Kick-Off Event

Posted: January 13, 2017 Updated: June 26, 2019 by Claire Brotherton
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…itioned in school to stop asking. Instead we guess. And we’re often wrong. https://twitter.com/abrightclearweb/status/817317963363651584 People actually like being asked how they feel or what we could improve on. It makes them feel valued and appreciated. https://twitter.com/kslups/status/817335964431503360 It may sound counter-intuitive but we should talk to those who complain about us (though there will always be a few people who don’t have any…

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