
Did you know you can use Google Business Profile to communicate timely information, like whether your business is still open or what arrangements you've made during Covid19, directly to your customers?
You can update your open/close hours, or create a Post to publish your offers, events, products, and services directly to Google Search and maps.

You've probably received 100 updates from every company you've ever dealt with over the last couple of weeks about how they're dealing with Covid-19, so apologies in advance for another one.
Basically, it's business as usual for WebSolutionZ. We've worked remotely with a variety of clients and sub-contractors for many years now and we're not limited by location, so we're fully set up for it.

One of the best ways to boost performance and decrease page loading time in a CMS website is to configure caching.
A cache is effectively a snapshot of a website, so when users visit the site they are served the cached version, rather than the entire site having to re-load each time. This makes the site faster to browse.

The first Joomla website I ever built was DesignerPhotoCards.com.au, back in 2006. It was done using Joomla 1.0 and Virtuemart 1.0. This site is the reason I use Joomla today. At the time, I only knew how to handcode HTML, which I'd learned back in the dark ages before CSS even existed.
I wanted to be able to sell custom designs online. I'm not sure it was even called "ecommerce" back then. I knew I needed more than HTML/CSS but wasn't sure how to achieve that.

In the last few days, a number of clients have reported an email via their website contact page from "Amy", who claims the website is not accessible or compatible with a screen reader.
Several members within the Australian web community have also reported clients receiving this email, and there is even a Whirlpool thread about it.