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Someone can clone your entire website in an afternoon: 8 defences to set up now
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Someone can clone your entire website in an afternoon: 8 defences to set up now

In February, Marketplace reported on a fake storefront calling itself the Davines North America Official Online Shop. It looked right. It carried the real brand's products and photography. It appeared as a top sponsored result ...

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Seven in ten shoppers abandon your checkout: 8 fixes ranked by the evidence
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Seven in ten shoppers abandon your checkout: 8 fixes ranked by the evidence

The average online checkout asks for 11.3 form fields. Baymard Institute, which has been measuring this since 2012, says most sites need eight. The average flow runs 5.1 steps. Those three numbers sound small. They ...

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Passkeys are the default now: what to build before your login costs you sales
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Passkeys are the default now: what to build before your login costs you sales

Microsoft changed the default on 1 September 2026. New sign-ins across Entra ID now point at passkeys rather than passwords, and users who only have SMS or voice as their second factor are being nudged ...

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Your website gained weight this year: 8 fixes that pay for themselves
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Your website gained weight this year: 8 fixes that pay for themselves

Your website is heavier than it was last year. Not by a little. The median mobile home page now ships 2.6 MB, up 8.4% in twelve months, according to the 2025 Web Almanac from HTTP ...

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Your accessibility overlay will not save you: 8 checks to run this month
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Your accessibility overlay will not save you: 8 checks to run this month

A French judge said the quiet part out loud this year. Carrefour, defending itself in court over an online grocery service that blind customers could not use, argued that its website met 71% of the ...

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The $2.5 Billion Cancel Button: 7 Design Tricks That Now Get Companies Fined
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The $2.5 Billion Cancel Button: 7 Design Tricks That Now Get Companies Fined

In September 2025, Amazon agreed to pay the US Federal Trade Commission $2.5 billion. Not for a data breach. Not for anticompetitive behaviour. For the design of a cancellation flow. The regulator argued that signing ...

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