Environmental claims on websites: new rules in September
New rules for environmental claims and sustainability labels apply from 27 September 2026. What that means for website copy, logos and the footer.
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New rules for environmental claims and sustainability labels apply from 27 September 2026. What that means for website copy, logos and the footer.
Copyright, the right to one's own image and the GDPR for website photos: which permission a picture needs, what a licence has to state, when the people shown.
Copy, images, access credentials, sign-off: what has to be settled before a website project starts, who supplies what, and where the launch date really slips.
Advertising law, professional codes, legal notice and health data: what a medical practice website may say and how enquiries arrive on a sound legal basis.
When a second language pays off, how directory structure and reciprocal hreflang tags are set up cleanly, and how both language versions stay well maintained.
Change hosting provider without downtime for site and mailboxes: backups, auth code, TTL, parallel operation and a migration schedule from T-14 to T+7.
AI assistants like ChatGPT send real visitors to websites. Here is how to get found as a cited source and win qualified traffic from AI search.
How embedded product and explainer videos measurably raise conversion and what to watch for regarding load time, accessibility and compliant embedding.
Returns eat margin and nerves. How meaningful product copy, real photos, videos and a size advisor noticeably lower the return rate in your online shop.