Scrollytelling turns a scroll into a guided story, and horizontal galleries let visitors swipe sideways through images and products. We look at how each trend works, what the research and usability experts say, and how Southeast Alaska businesses can use both without slowing pages down or hiding content.
Magecart-style skimmers can copy every card typed into a WooCommerce or booking checkout while orders keep going through normally. This guide explains how they get in through third-party scripts, vulnerable plugins and unpatched platforms. It covers PCI DSS 6.4.3 and 11.6.1, Alaska's breach notification rules, and a practical hardening checklist.
Leftover files like debug.log, wp-config.php backups, exposed .git folders and old staging sites can hand attackers your database password without any hacking skill. This guide explains why each one is risky and gives a checklist you can work through this week.
Flat, clinical web design is giving way to sites with texture. We look at grainy textures, mesh gradients and hand-drawn illustration: how designers are using each one, why brands want a more human feel, and how to use these trends without hurting readability or performance.
With Juneau welcoming a record 1.68 million cruise passengers in 2024 and a daily cap arriving in 2026, websites need to do more than list a phone number. We look at three linked trends: booking-centric design, dynamic content hubs and speed-first mobile pages.
A padlock in the browser means the connection is encrypted, not that your WordPress site is set up securely. We cover common SSL/TLS misconfigurations, how to find and fix mixed content, and which security headers to add. You also get a checklist and notes on where HSTS and CSP can break things if rushed.
Our new status page shows, minute by minute, whether website hosting, email, support and our other services are running normally, along with any known issues and what we’re doing about them.
PHP2Shell is a pair of critical flaws in PHP, the engine underneath WordPress and most of the web. Here’s what it means in plain English, why it made headlines, and how every website we host was patched 27 minutes after the fix was released.
Variable fonts and expressive custom cursors are two small details that can make a website feel more polished and more like the brand behind it. We look at how each trend is being used, why it has caught on, and what to watch for with performance, browser support and accessibility before adding either one to your own site.
Many WordPress infections are built to stay invisible to the site owner. They show spam only to search engines or redirect only some visitors. Learn the five warning signs, a 15-minute self-check, and what to do if you find a hack.
