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Websites and Apps
Does My Small Business Need a Mobile App or Just a Website?
Most small businesses need a fast, mobile-friendly website first, not an app. We explain when a progressive web app makes sense and when a native app is worth building.
31/10/2026
Website Planning
What Pages Should a Small Business Website Have at Launch?
Most small business sites need only five core pages at launch: Home, Services, About, Contact and a Privacy Policy. Here is what each one should do, and what can wait.
29/10/2026
Mobile Apps
What Do You Need Before Publishing an App on the Google Play Store?
To publish on Google Play you need a verified developer account, a signed app bundle built to the current target API level, and a complete store listing. New personal accounts also have to run a 14-day closed test first.
22/10/2026
Websites
Template Website vs Custom Website: Which Should a Small Business Choose?
A template website suits most small businesses that need to launch quickly with standard pages. A custom website earns its cost when you have unusual workflows, integrations or branding needs. Either must pass a mobile speed test.
21/10/2026
Mobile Apps
How Long Does It Take to Build and Launch a Mobile App?
A focused first version of a mobile app usually takes about 3 months, and a feature-heavy app takes 6 months or more. Here is where the time goes and how to shorten it.
20/10/2026
Website Security
AI Website Builders: What Risks Should a Small Business Owner Know Before Using One?
AI website builders are generally safe enough for a simple brochure site, but riskier once you collect customer data or take payments. Here are the real risks and a short checklist to run before you launch.
20/10/2026
Web Performance
What Is a Good LCP Score and Why Does It Matter for Your Website?
A good LCP score is 2.5 seconds or less, measured at the 75th percentile of your traffic. We explain what counts as good, needs improvement and poor, and why most websites still miss the mark.
16/10/2026
Industry Guides
Can an Indian Advocate Have a Website? Understanding Bar Council Rule 36
Yes, an Indian advocate can have a website, but Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules limits it to basic factual information and bars anything that reads as advertising or solicitation.
13/10/2026
Web Development
What's Included When a Website Includes 'Hosting for the First Year'?
When a web agency quotes 'domain and hosting included for the first year,' it usually means domain registration, server space, an SSL certificate and basic email for twelve months - with separate renewal costs from year two.
11/10/2026
Web engineering
We measured 125 law firm websites. 122 of them were too slow.
Google PageSpeed, mobile, 125 law firm and advocate websites. Median score 45 out of 100 and a median load of 10.1 seconds — plus what Bar Council Rule 36 means for an Indian advocate.
28/9/2026
AI solutions
Where computer vision creates practical operational value
Vision is useful when it removes a repetitive look-and-decide step — and when a person can still overrule it.
8/9/2026
Product development
How to plan an application before development begins
Most overruns start before the first commit: an unclear user, an unbounded first version, and no definition of “shipped”.
6/9/2026
Mobile engineering
Native Android vs Flutter for a new business application
Flutter is a good tool. It is not an automatic default. Camera, background work, and store reality still decide the stack.
4/9/2026