by site-publisher | Jul 31, 2026 | Authgnosis Website
Two diagrams in the business growth guide were flat images. Readers could see the structure but not what any single element meant, because the explanation lived only in the surrounding prose. Both diagrams are now interactive. Hovering or tapping any element opens a...
by site-publisher | Jul 30, 2026 | Authgnosis Website
The FAQ block on each article was rendering only the first five questions. The limit sat in the query rather than the display: the template fetched five rows and stopped, so any answer past the fifth was never sent to the page. 15 of 95 authored FAQ answers were...
by site-publisher | Jul 29, 2026 | Architecture
The site now has two inbound AI write paths rather than three. A builder aware server was added for live Divi work, the older server it made redundant was removed, and the existing offline toolkit was retained because it occupies a different layer. Added Respira, a...
by site-publisher | Jul 24, 2026 | Authgnosis Website
A published article about our sales process carried a static image of its decision points. That image is now an interactive diagram – and while replacing it, the article’s text and its FAQ were re-checked against how the system actually runs. Replaced the static...
by site-publisher | Jul 19, 2026 | Automation
A weekly report had been flagging the homepage as failing a core speed metric for months. Measuring it properly showed the page was fine – the alarm was. The weekly site-health report graded the homepage as failing Google’s Largest Contentful Paint standard,...
by site-publisher | Jul 15, 2026 | Automation
Authgnosis is building an opt-in email newsletter that keeps BC businesses current on government grant opportunities they could actually use. The foundation is now in place, engineered around consent and privacy from the start: people subscribe on purpose, confirm it...
