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You may have heard the term Content Delivery Network or CDN before. If you’re reading this you probably want to know what a CDN is, and if your website needs to use one.

To start the New Year, we decided to round up a few web design and development trends predicted for 2019. Read on to find out where things are heading this year.

There really is nothing more important when operating a business website than making sure it is secure from the ever-present threat of hacking. Identifying website vulnerabilities, before hackers do, is the best way to protect your business, your customers and your reputation.

From 1 November 2018, Google Ads charges will incur a 15% New Zealand Goods and Services Tax (GST) — additional to click charges — for all advertisers located in New Zealand. From that date, Google Ads services will be provided from Google’s newly created subsidiary: Google New Zealand Limited.

Last month we wrote a post on how to engage customers with push notifications and talked about what they are used for and the benefit to businesses . The whole idea of push notifications got us thinking about best practice and making sure that the line between spamming your customer and offering them a well-thought out, well-timed and relevant notification isn't crossed. With that in mind, here are our ideas that will ensure you keep in your customers’ good books.

As people update the operating systems on their computers and devices, the browsers associated with them are also updated. Market share of particular operating systems and, therefore the browsers that people use to surf the web, is constantly changing so we thought it was again time to write an updated post outlining the latest stats.

Limelight Online are happy to announce we can now offer our e-commerce clients a point-of-sale alternative payment option that helps improve conversion rates with no delay in payment.

When a business looks at building a new website they are typically faced with two options - choosing an ‘off the shelf’ ready-made theme or deciding on a customised design. Much like deciding between building a house straight off the plans or employing an architect to design your dream home, your choice of ready-made theme or custom website design will determine how much influence you have over your finished product, how well it fits your brand, and how flexible it will be in the future.

Back in February 2016 we wrote a post on Why Cross Device Testing is Important to Us. Although the message remains the same “We want the websites that we develop to appear as they were designed to look on all browsers and all devices – whether that’s a desktop PC, Mac, Laptop, Tablet, Phablet or Smartphone.” we thought it was about time that we wrote an updated post with the latest stats.

Back in January 2016 we wrote a post on Why Web Browser Compatibility is Important to Us. Although the message remains the same “we want you and your website visitors to experience your website, as it was designed to be experienced. It should look and function the same, regardless of the device or browser that is being used to view it.” we thought it was time to write an updated post with the latest stats.