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Demystifying cookies. What they can and can not do.

Tracking cookies are receiving tremendous attention these days, and we are constantly seeing those “This website uses cookies” messages and alerts all over the Internet. That is happening mostly due to the new laws and policies, as well as privacy and security concerns. However, cookies are not inherently harmful and they can actually significantly improve user experience on today’s web. So let’s stop feeling paranoid and see what they are and what they can and can not do. What they are Cookies are little pieces… Read More »Demystifying cookies. What they can and can not do.

50 easy to use design tools and resources

From nice looking website and mobile screenshots to artboards and landing page designs – all these tasks can be super hard and time consuming for non-designers and beginners. Below is the list of online tools and services that will make your life easier and will help you draft professional-looking visuals for your website, presentations and social media without spending too much time and money.

Configuring DNS for email. Best practices for mail delivery and spam protection.

Email is a primary communication method one of the most important customer retention and acquisition channels for many companies getting. At the same time, it is oftentimes a primary source of the attacks. Because of this, the success of your marketing campaigns is very dependent on deliverability rates and proper configuration of the mail server and domain name servers. This article will explain the basic configuration and best practices for email DNS settings. DNS settings can be pretty complex and confusing for many people, especially… Read More »Configuring DNS for email. Best practices for mail delivery and spam protection.

Setting up 301 redirects with AWS load balancer

If for some reason, you don’t want to set up 301 redirects within your application (e.g. using redirect modules or plugins provided by/for popular CMSs) and/or you want to move redirect rules out of the configuration files on your server, moving them up to the load balancer level might be the best option for applications hosted on AWS. As an example, this might be useful for web applications that run on multiple platforms and/or servers behind a load balancer, which serves as a reverse proxy.… Read More »Setting up 301 redirects with AWS load balancer