Privacy
Adding an AI assistant to your website: disclosure, guardrails and data
An assistant that answers visitors' questions in their own words is one of the most requested additions to a business website this year, and for good reason. Done well, it helps people find the right ...
The EU icons for AI-generated content, and when your site needs them
The European Commission has published a free set of icons for marking content that was generated or altered by AI. They are small, plain symbols you can drop onto an image, a video, or a page, and the...
How staging stays safe: scrubbed data and no accidental emails
Behind every live website there is a quieter family of copies. A developer runs one on their own machine to build a new feature. A staging environment holds the next release so it can be reviewed befo...
Cookieless analytics: knowing your visitors without tracking them
Some time ago we wrote about why we ship our own cookie consent on every project we build. The short version: if a site stores anything on a visitor's device, that visitor deserves a clear and honest ...
Why we ship our own cookie consent on every Drupal project
Cookie consent is one of those website features that feels small and turns out to be anything but. It appears on every page, it blocks visitors until they interact with it, it has legal weight in Euro...
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