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Fredrik Elnéus
2025-01-29
By 2025, European websites should note June 28, 2025, for EAA (accessibility) and NIS2 requirements around the end of 2024. Don't forget GDPR, DSA, and the upcoming AI Act/ePrivacy Regulation. Read more
Robert Edvardsson
2025-04-07
WCAG requirements for BankID with QR code, deadline July 2025. Do you have BankID on your site and use the QR code? From July, a certain level of additional accessibility adaptation is REQUIRED. Read more...
NiclasV
2025-01-02
Tip, click on the circle above to test night mode! If you do not actively choose, night mode syncs with your system settings âïžđ Why don't all modern sites have night mode? đ€
Robert Edvardsson
2025-01-29
Why you should build your website with Headless CMS: đ« a) Faster, Safer, and more Flexible. b) Technically independent c) Maintenance-free and scalable without 3rd-party plugins. Read more here
Erika Bonér
2025-01-10
Win 2025! If you're planning a new website to create a better/clearer identity or get more leads/inquiries, start by downloading "Pre-study website checklist". Good luck - and let's keep your competitors guessing! đ
Everyone loves fast websites, from your visitors to Google. The algorithm is designed to prioritize user experience, which means that engagement, time spent on the site, and speed and performance are becoming increasingly important. Our growth team knows which metrics are most important while our tech team is well-versed in modern high-performance web technology and optimized code.
Checklist for Creating a Well-Optimized Website, App, or Shop:
Use modern technology and hosting (hint - DO NOT use Wordpress)
If you must use Wordpress, limit the use of plugins as much as you can (but we recommend the Swedish challenger easyweb.site)
Use custom front-end code based on recommendations from, among others, Google. (DO NOT use generated code from site builders like webflow, elementor, or ready-made templates - as these are often a "jack of all trades" rather than optimized for your specific design, structure, and content.)
Quality-assure the site and code according to the standards of http://w3schools.com to ensure accessibility for as many visitors as possible.
And perhaps the most fun point: create a site that is engaging, interesting, and slightly different - while keeping the visitor's expected needs in mind. The more engaging the site, the more time your visitors will spend on your website, which leads to higher rankings on Google + more (likely) conversions.
Of course, different types of sites have different capabilities for performance optimization - but you should always strive to do your best given the prevailing circumstances and conditions. If you have a lot of moving or high-resolution media, connections/downloads from third-party systems - or in any other way a "demanding" site, try to create smart solutions for loading media on the fly rather than before the page is displayed, create cache/backup solutions for externally fetched data, or work with pagination/ajax-like loading.
Note, however, that this can have other implications for SEO - (if you do not load optimized content directly that Google SHOULD have access to) - so it is important that SEO and technology work together to create the most optimized, engaging, and high-converting website possible.
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