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Website Maintenance Plan: What to Track Monthly for SEO and Performance

Building a beautiful website is a major achievement for any business. You carefully select the layout, write compelling copy, and finally hit publish. But the work does not stop the moment your site goes live. Search engines constantly update their algorithms, user expectations shift, and software requires regular updates. Without a solid website maintenance plan, even the most stunning digital storefronts will slowly lose traffic and drop in search rankings.

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Faiz Quadri

May 8, 2026

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website launch qa checklist

Website Launch QA Checklist: Everything to Verify Before Going Live

You have spent months designing, coding, and writing content. The finish line is finally in sight. Hitting the "publish" button on a new website is thrilling, but it almost always brings a wave of anxiety. What if a link is broken? What if the contact form sends messages into a digital black hole?

DevelopmentTechnical QA

Faiz Quadri

May 5, 2026

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scalable backend architecture for websites

Scalable Backend Architecture: A Guide for Growth Teams

A successful marketing campaign drives thousands of new visitors to your website in a matter of minutes. This traffic spike is exactly what your growth team worked for. But if the servers crash under the sudden load, those potential customers will bounce, leaving your team with wasted ad spend and damaged brand reputation.

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15 Frontend Performance Optimization Fixes to Boost Speed

Every second a user waits for your website to load, your chances of converting them plummet. Visitors expect immediate access to content, products, and services. When pages stall, potential customers simply close the tab and move to a competitor.

core web vitals optimization

Core Web Vitals Optimization: Fixes for Better UX

Nobody likes waiting for a slow website to load. When a page takes too long to appear, buttons fail to respond, or text suddenly jumps around the screen, visitors get frustrated and leave. Google noticed this behavior and introduced Core Web Vitals to measure how users experience the speed, responsiveness, and visual stability of a page.

SEOCore Web Vitals

Faiz Quadri

January 30, 2026