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How to install WordPress locally?

If you want to avoid domain and web hosting costs while you are building the site, the best way to get started is by installing WordPress on your local computer. In this article we will provide a step-by-step guide on how this can be done.

Posted Thursday 29th August, 2019 by Nadejda

Building a website from scratch with WordPress

We are going to show you how to quickly build a website from scratch using wordpress.

Posted Tuesday 21st May, 2019 by Freddie

Introducing our brand new White-label Application

Our brand new white-label and fully customisable website maintenance portal has just launched! Keep reading to find out more.

Posted Wednesday 08th May, 2019 by Panos

Choosing The Right Web Hosting Company

Our thoughts on how to choose the right web hosting provider for you. Perfect for beginners.

Posted Saturday 26th January, 2019 by Diana

Accelerate your website for mobile devices

Accelerating and optimizing your website for mobile devices is crucial. At least we think so!

Posted Wednesday 09th January, 2019 by Freddie

Please help us test fixed.net

Today we launch our public beta. We would like users to test our interface and features, so we can improve them and prepare them for launch. Backups will be completely free and we've got goodwill credit to give away!

Posted Thursday 06th December, 2018 by Seb

What causes a website to go down?

Here are the most common reasons why your website could be experiencing issues.

Posted Thursday 06th December, 2018 by Diana

Creating a disaster recovery plan

Our free guide to creating a disaster recovery plan for your website or business. What do you need to prevent, detect and then fix catastrophic website issues? All key points covered and practical steps suggested.

Posted Tuesday 04th December, 2018 by Freddie

PHP 5.6 and 7.0 End of life

By the beginning of 2019, both PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.0 are reaching their EOL. Any sites still running on these PHP versions risk being vulnerable if not upgraded.

Posted Monday 03rd December, 2018 by Diana