Short, sourced articles on the questions that come up before a website is built: who owns what, what to prepare, how two languages should work.
Each article answers concrete questions and ends with a dated list of sources. Technical claims point to primary documentation, such as Google Search Central, ICANN, Cloudflare and official EU and Swiss pages.
Facts about projects come only from the case pages on this site. There are no invented clients, statistics or testimonials, and no promises about rankings, visits or enquiries.
Which accounts decide who really controls a website: domain, DNS, hosting, code and Google tools. What ICANN, Cloudflare and Google say, and a checklist you can run yourself.
Read the articleA practical checklist for a service business before a website project starts: decisions, confirmed facts, photos, texts, contact routes, privacy notice, accounts and who approves what.
Read the articleHow to set up hreflang for a two-language website: separate URLs, reciprocal tags, language and region codes, x-default, the language switch and the mistakes to avoid. Based on Google's documentation.
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