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Let’s face it, most of us love watching videos on the internet. It’s cheap entertainment, in an easy-to-digest format, that gives our eyes a rest from the abundance of textual information online. You needn’t be ashamed of your screen time, you’re by no means alone. In fact, people now watch an average of 16 hours […]
Read moreRefer a friend to Webmad and get rewarded!
Loved your experience with Webmad? Know someone in need of a better website or new online system? Great news! For a limited time, current or past customers of Webmad can refer someone they know, and if they go ahead with any new digital project over $3000, we’ll gift you a $100 Countdown Gift Card to […]
Read moreWhat happened to Facebook on 4th October?
What a shock to many – their worlds coming crashing down as the need for social interaction is unable to be met by the worlds most commonly used social networks, all owned by Facebook. Today (5 Oct 2021) – many here in New Zealand have woken to a worldwide outage, visiting the site is complaining […]
Read moreWhat is a Content Delivery Network (CDN)?
This past week the buzz-word floating about internet related conversations has been the drop out of a huge chunk of the internet related to an outage from the CDN provider Fastly. A good number of websites went out world-wide, and high traffic sites experienced either total outage or parts of their networks unable to be […]
Read moreWhat is a Progressive Web App?
For a long time, mobile apps have been the in thing. Businesses needed mobile apps to engage customers. To get your brand on their phones. But mobile apps have for a long time been expensive. And you need to develop an app for each of the various mobile environments – Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android. […]
Read moreWhy do I need an SSL certificate?
Heres the thing… many websites don’t need one. Will the world break? Nope. Will you be putting your best face out to the world if you don’t have one? Well… not really. And this is the tricky bit. Most browsers nowadays will mark your website as not being secure if you don’t have an SSL […]
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