An Introduction To WordPress

Wordpress is an open source, content management system or CMS which is built on the PHP programming language and MySQL database management system. At it’s core, it is a free system which allows you to create your own website or blog and is licensed under GPLv2, which means that you can use or modify the WordPress framework free of charge. […]

An Introduction To Web Accessibility

Web accessibility is the term used to describe the tools, standards and technologies which are used to assist disabled users when they use a website or web based app. This ensures that as many users as possible can navigate, find and understand the content and services that are avalable on the internet but also be able to use the web […]

What Is Javascript?

Javascript, which is commonly abbreviated as JS is a common and primary programming language which is used alongside HTML and CSS as part of a website or web based app. It is used for the majority of websites on the internet and normally operates as a client-side programme or within the browser as part of the user interface while the […]

What Is CSS?

Cascading Style Sheets or CSS is a language which is used to describe and create the design and layout within a website or web page. Alongside HTML and Javascript, it is a primary language which is used to create websites or web based content. CCS includes the instructions to present the content layout, colours and fonts and is linked to […]

What Is HTML?

HTML or The HyperText Markup Language is the standard language which is used to create the web pages which you view within a web browser. The HTML elements within a websites page are the building blocks which are constructed to show semantic items such as headings, paragraph text, lists, links and quotes or render images, videos and interactive items such […]

What Is A Timeline Backup?

Making regular backups of your data, whether it’s on a device or the files which make up your website, should be an essential part of your business security. With any standard backup, it commonly involves taking a copy of your existing data, overwriting the existing data within your most recent backup. However, a timeline backup takes regular snapshots of your […]