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Best practices for Mobile Breadcrumbs
Breadcrumbs are a way to navigate up in the hierarchy of the website. What is a good mobile breadcrumb navigation strategy?
Read postMobile Usability report deprecated: Here Is What To Use Now
Google announced the retirement of Mobile Usability tools and reports. Explore alternative tools and learn how to prioritize mobile-friendliness.
Read postThe Importance of Accessibility on SEO in 2023
SEO professionals aim to drive targeted traffic to websites through search engines and optimize the website to ensure conversions. What is the effect of Accessibility on SEO? Should you care as an SEO professional about Accessibility?
Read postWhat is HTTP 999 request denied response code?
HTTP status code 999 Request denied is an unofficial HTTP response code. Unauthenticated users will get an HTTP 999 Request denied error on Linkedin. What is the HTTP 999 response code and why is 4xx error not used instead?
Read postHow to control the Site Name that shows up in Google?
In recent years, Google has added features that help users achieve their goals faster. If you search for a recipe, Google shows it immediately. Search for a how-to guide, Google has the answer.
Read postHow To Fix A Broken Image Icon?
Broken image icons appear on a web page if an image is not found by a web browser. There are a couple of reasons why the image could not be shown.
Read postWhat is wlwmanifest.xml in Wordpress? Should you delete it?
Website owners often find the wlwmanifest.xml in the access logs. What is it and why do you see it so often in your access logs?
Read postHow To Fix Nginx 404 Not Found Errors?
Nginx returns an HTTP 404 NOT FOUND error when it could not find the requested resource. How should you deal with Nginx 404 Not Found errors?
Read postHow To Test A Localhost Website With Any Free Online SEO Tool?
Websites are in most cases, built on a local development machine, where the website is available on localhost.
Read postWhat Is Link Rot And How To Fix Broken Links?
Link rot is a process by which content is no longer available after some time, although there are still links on a website referring to that content.
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