Author: Jazmin Mehne

Quick Guide to Website Caching

Quick Guide to Website Caching Have you noticed that sometimes your website doesn't display recent updates? This is usually due to your browser's cached version of the site. Let's explore what this means and how to see the most up-to-date version of your website. What is a Cached Version of a Website? Browsers save the last version of the websites you viewed to speed up loading times, known as a "cached" version. While this feature is designed to improve your browsing experience, it can sometimes mean that you're not looking at the latest updates made to the website. Why Cached Versions Might Be a Problem Viewing a cached version isn't usually problematic, but it becomes an issue when crucial updates—like new business hours or blog posts—fail to appear. How to Ensure You're Seeing the Latest Version If you’re not seeing recent changes, try the following: Use a Different Browser: Switch to a different browser like Firefox or Safari. Access...

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What is an SVG

If you had your logo designed by NuVane, you may be wondering, what is an SVG and why do I need it. What it is: Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a web-friendly vector file format. As opposed to pixel-based raster files like JPEGs, vector files store images via mathematical formulas based on points and lines on a grid. This means that vector files like SVG can be significantly resized without losing any of their quality, which makes them ideal for logos and complex online graphics. It’s not just their resizing abilities that make SVGs hugely popular with web designers. SVGs are written in XML code, meaning they store any text information as literal text rather than shapes. This allows search engines like Google to read SVG graphics for their keywords, which can potentially help a website move up in search rankings. You can easily spot an SVG file by its .svg extension. Advantages of SVG...

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