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Integrate your own calendar on the website

Sometimes you don't want to maintain everything twice and three times. You have a public calendar on Google or Apple or Microsoft Office or - very commendably - in your own NextCloud and want to keep it...

June 2025 it will be mandatory: the accessible website

June 2025 marks an important turning point: from this date, accessibility for websites and apps will become legally binding under the Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG).

The dark side of cheap hosting: when bad neighbours become a threat

Cheap hosting harbours risks from "bad neighbours" who misuse the server's resources or pose security risks, which in turn can damage your website.

The perfect landing page: Convince search engines and customers with these tips!

The perfect landing page helps you to turn readers into new customers! Increase the success of your homepage with these tips...

Regular website maintenance - Part 2: Making your website secure & keeping pests away

The horror for every gardener: as soon as the garden is blooming in its most glorious colours, voracious pests are already spreading.....

Regular website maintenance - Part 1: The right content

In our new series on "Website maintenance", we show you how to turn your website back into a flourishing garden in small steps.

Embed Instagram or Google Web Stories on your own homepage

Make your website more lively with Google Web Stories or embedded Instagram feeds and increase the ranking of your business website in search engines.

Writing alternative texts for images correctly? First aid tips from the website gardeners

Terms such as "alt attribute" or "alt tag" give many hobby gardeners a headache. But don't worry, it's not that complicated! The website gardeners explain what's behind it: "Alt" stands for alternative; the German word "Attribut" or...

PDF invoice printing with WordPress and WooCommerce

If you operate an online shop based on WooCommerce with the German Market add-on, you already have a convenient function for creating PDF invoices and printing invoices on board. We'll show you how...

WooCommerce: Shipping costs - and packaging per bottle

A surcharge on the flat-rate shipping costs of an online shop, depending on the number of items of a certain packaging type - is that even possible? At the request of a customer, we found out how this can be implemented in WooCommerce. The...

Use favicons correctly

Favicons are small graphics that are used to symbolise a website by displaying the company logo, for example. Originally used for display in the header/tab area of the browser window or in bookmark and favourites lists (hence favicon), these icons fulfil...

What are cookies on the internet?

Cookies are small text sequences of information that are stored directly in your browser. They are mainly used to store useful things such as your login or the current contents of your shopping basket. Why is this necessary at all?

I know what you did on the internet

Time and again, we receive questions such as "Why do I get suggestions for my private hobbies and preferences on Instagram, even though I'm logged in there with my business email?" or "How does Amazon know about my purchasing preferences...

WordPress beginner tips

A few beginner tips for daily (or occasional) work with WordPress. No secret hacks, but the little settings that help especially with the first steps with WordPress, but are easy to overlook.

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