Hoda Kato
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Please review my website
Please review my website that is built with All WordPress.
https://ktkm.net/
It is a website where Japanese people can leave a review on IT services.
I want this website to be like trustpilot or trantradius. Please comment.
Thank you.
https://ktkm.net/
It is a website where Japanese people can leave a review on IT services.
I want this website to be like trustpilot or trantradius. Please comment.
Thank you.
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Wow! You're super super helpful. Thank you for answering my question!!
I will try everything you pointed out.
These is one thing I just came up with. Could you tell me how to generate embed code that can be embedded in other website.
Like I want to turn this content into a small banner that shows title, image and reviews.
Just like producthunt https://www.producthunt.com/posts/wormhole/embed
I'm new to web developing. It'd be nice if you just roughly tell how to make this happen.
Thank you!
I will try everything you pointed out.
These is one thing I just came up with. Could you tell me how to generate embed code that can be embedded in other website.
Like I want to turn this content into a small banner that shows title, image and reviews.
Just like producthunt https://www.producthunt.com/posts/wormhole/embed
I'm new to web developing. It'd be nice if you just roughly tell how to make this happen.
Thank you!
In that example from producthunt, they are just embedding an image. So create an image of your content, then use the img tag and it also looks like they wrapped that in an a tag to link back to a site.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/img
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a
You can also use javascript to create an iframe and frame html from one site to another. I the site you want to embed will be changing on a regular basis, this could be a good route. But the image is going to be the easist.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/img
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/a
You can also use javascript to create an iframe and frame html from one site to another. I the site you want to embed will be changing on a regular basis, this could be a good route. But the image is going to be the easist.
Consideration: Be aware of SEO effects regarding site design.
If you uses HTML to create an image like feel to text, then you can generate SEO traction.
Images only can be searched for color pallet + layout similarities in Image Search, so no... normal SEO traction...
Whether this matters or not, is determined by your business model.
Just a consideration to keep in mind.
If you uses HTML to create an image like feel to text, then you can generate SEO traction.
Images only can be searched for color pallet + layout similarities in Image Search, so no... normal SEO traction...
Whether this matters or not, is determined by your business model.
Just a consideration to keep in mind.
It looks very good.
I would suggest running it through a tool like lighthouse https://lighthouse-dot-webdotdevsite.appspot.com//lh/html?url=https%3A%2F%2Fktkm.net%2F and you will get some hints on what to do like non-blocking javascript. You have an extremely high SEO score for your content and a low score for page speed. Just follow the option in the report and that will get taken care of.
The other thing to do is run the site through the validator. https://validator.w3.org/nu/?doc=https%3A%2F%2Fktkm.net%2F
I wouldn't worry about the warnings, but you do have some errors such as, " Element style not allowed as child of element body in this context. "
I would actually run the validator report first, fix the errors that are probably due to how you programmed the CMS and easily fixed. Once you have the errors fixed, then run lightouse again and I think you will see a differnce.
Overall good job!