The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (#WCAG) are a set of international standards that ensure web content is accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities. In the article you'll find practical audit steps, common pitfalls to avoid, and top tools to help you comply. 🙌.

We've shared a guideline on #WCAG standards on @danglobal, which are now mandatory under the EAA. Is your website fully accessible?. Learn how to mitigate legal risks and promote inclusivity.

RT @osom_to_know: A new Osom to know podcast is here! 🎙️.Our gest is Greg Zakowicz (@WhatsGregDoing) a leading expert in ecommerce automati….

Migrating structured data to a new website can be challenging, especially for large-scale projects with many products, and complex documentation. 🖥️.🔗 Read our latest article on the topic here:

RT @osom_to_know: A new Osom to Know podcast is here! 🎙️.This time our guest is @mattmedeiros , one of a leading voice in the WordPress com….

WooCommerce offers flexible architecture, a clean URL structure, and a performance-first approach. It provides an all-in-one shop and site setup, making it the perfect solution for managing your entire #OnlineBusiness from a single dashboard.

#WooCommerce powers over 4.6 million active stores worldwide.🌎 Built on WordPress, it allows you to easily apply proven optimization tactics on your online store, making it a great foundation for growing your business organically over time. 📈.

Our latest article highlights the #SEO advantages of #WooCommerce, demonstrating how its powerful features can improve your store’s visibility and attract high‑quality traffic. 🛍️. 🔗 Read the full post:

RT @osom_to_know: 🛡️ Website security is more important than ever. Whether you're running a business site or an online store, any vulnerabi….

3) 🛡️ Cyber Resilience Act & WordPress by Oliver Sild. What does the EU’s new CRA mean for plugin devs and site owners? Oliver broke it down with clarity and urgency. A must-watch if you're building in WP.

2) 🔍 From Reactive to Proactive: Modern Observability for WordPress at Scale by Mathieu Lamiot. Monitoring isn’t just logs & errors. Mathieu explained how to track business signals and use visual regression to catch issues before users do.

1) 🧠 Client-side Web AI Agents by Jason Mayes. Jason from Google showed how LLMs can run locally in browsers for full data privacy. Huge potential for privacy-first AI apps, though challenges like model size remain.

WordCamp Europe 2025 in Basel is behind us - and what an event it was! 💙. We put together a recap of our favorite sessions (in our humble opinion) for those who couldn’t attend or want to catch up.👇. 🔗

6) Start by accelerating TTFB, then polish up your LCP and before you know it, your site will be sprinting like a champion (no shell sacrifices needed)! 🐢🏁.

5) Than you can focus on LCP: optimize images (WebP, responsive), enable lazy-loading, cut render-blocking CSS/JS. 👉

4) Front-End & CDN: Serve assets efficiently (preload/prefetch, browser cache) and configure a CDN or use WP plugins .👉

3) Backend & Server-Side: Reduce slow DB calls (object caching, indexed tables, optimized queries).👉

2) ⚠️ If TTFB > 600 ms, no front-end optimization will help -until the server sends that first byte, the browser just sits idle, so scripts, styles and images can’t even begin to load. That is worth starting from TTFB first. 🤓.

1) One of the important metrics is Largest Contentful Paint (#LCP) - it's about how long it takes for the main content to render. Fast LCP needs a low Time to First Byte (#TTFB) - time from requesting a URL to receiving the first byte of HTML.

💻 Slow page speed is like putting a turtle in a race- maybe endearing 🐢 but not competitive. Slow loading frustrates users, hurts conversions & SEO. Ready to speed up your site? 🧵 👇