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The User Experience Blog for Website Architecture Planning

4 Easy Ways to Search a Website for a Specific Word

As a web manager, efficiently locating specific information on a website is crucial to your success. Whether you’re conducting a content audit, optimizing user experience, or ensuring all necessary content is present, mastering the ability to search a website for a specific word can save you time and effort. This guide breaks down the most effective methods and tools to help you streamline this process and achieve your objectives with precision.

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What’s new with DYNO Mapper ® v6.0 March 27, 2024 by Garenne Bigby

What’s new with DYNO Mapper ® v6.0

We have been busy updating to the latest version of Dyno Mapper. Thank you to all of our users for making this possible. We are approaching our tenth anniversary and are thankful to the community we serve. We thank you for your support.

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SOC 2 Compliance for Service Organizations September 27, 2023 by Garenne Bigby

SOC 2 Compliance for Service Organizations

Cybersecurity has become a top concern as businesses continue to rely more heavily on technology. SOC 2 compliance is one-way businesses can ensure they take the necessary steps to protect their customers' data.

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The Honest Truth About Accessibility Overlays September 25, 2023 by Garenne Bigby

The Honest Truth About Accessibility Overlays

In today's digital age, access to information and services is critical for everyone, including those with disabilities. Accessibility overlays aim to provide a more inclusive online experience by making websites accessible to people with disabilities. In this article, we will look at what accessibility overlays are, how they work, and their benefits and limitations. So, let's dive in and learn more about this critical topic.

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Should You Use Nofollow Links For SEO September 23, 2023 by Garenne Bigby

Should You Use Nofollow Links For SEO

A Nofollow link is an HTML attribute that tells search engines not to follow the link to its destination. This means that search engines will not consider the linked page a factor in their rankings. An example of a Nofollow link is when a blog author links to a sponsored post on their site but wants to clarify to search engines that they are not endorsing the product. By adding the Nofollow attribute to the link, the search engine will not give the linked site any SEO credit for the link.

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