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Answers to the questions we hear most.

Articles, guides, and plain-language explanations about websites, hosting, search, and the systems behind them.

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Latest from the workshop.

Practical articles for people who run websites, written by the people who build and look after them.

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Common questions, answered.

Not sure where to begin? These pages answer the things people ask us most.

What does managed hosting include?

Updates, backups, monitoring, and what happens when something breaks.

Rebuild, or improve what we have?

When a redesign makes sense, and when a few targeted fixes are the better call.

Do we need a custom tool?

How to tell whether a form, a plugin, or custom software is the right fix.

How do agency partnerships work?

Who does what, who talks to the client, and how onboarding runs.

For our clients

Client resources.

Quick links for people whose websites and email we already look after.

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Email settings

Server settings, ports, and setup guides for hosted mailboxes, plus the advanced side: DMARC, and how your domain proves your mail is really from you.

Email forwarding

How forwarders work, and the approval email to watch for.

Webmail

Check a hosted mailbox from any browser.

How we protect your site

The security layers behind every site we host.

Need a hand?

Existing clients can email support@slightrevision.com for support.

Business in Action

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Guide

Website accessibility

What accessibility means, how we fix it in the site itself, where accessiBe fits, and how to read free checkers like WAVE without panicking.

Guide

Page speed scores, explained

Why your speed score changes from run to run, which tools to trust, and what actually matters to your visitors and to Google.

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