Click on the following link to learn more about getting away from Google!
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Google vs. Privacy
Question … what are you really paying for Google?
Visit the following link to watch a YouTube video about online privacy:
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Some ways to strengthen your passwords
If your passwords older than 3 years, they are no longer passwords!
You may be somewhat ‘attached’ to your passwords, but it is probably way past time to begin using a password manager and changing all of your weak and/or old passwords! DO NOT WAIT another minute! Take action now!
(This writer currently uses Bitwarden.com for his password manager.)
Here are some ways to begin strengthening your online security:
- Check your password strength
- Check if your email address is in a data breach
- Passwords previously exposed in data breaches
- Strong password ideas
- Memorable passwords
- How to manage your passwords (Bitwarden)
- How to use Bitwarden (Youtube)
- How to use Bitwarden (A personal example – Youtube)
- How to change your Bitwarden passwords (Youtube)
How to write a scope for a website
Creating a scope for a website involves outlining its purpose, features, and functionality. The following outline is a basic guide for describing your project:
- Project Overview:
- Start with a brief introduction to the website, its goals, and the problem it aims to solve.
- Objectives:
- Clearly define the objectives of the website. What do you want to achieve with it?
- Target Audience:
- Identify the target audience. Understanding the users will help tailor the features and design.
- Features and Functionality:
- List the features you want on the website. This could include user authentication, content management, e-commerce capabilities, etc.
- Content Requirements:
- Specify the type of content needed. This could be text, images, videos, or other multimedia elements.
- Design and User Experience:
- Describe the desired look and feel of the website. Consider user interface elements, color schemes, and overall user experience.
- Technical Requirements:
- Outline the technical specifications, including the preferred technology stack, hosting requirements, and any integrations with third-party services.
- Timeline and Milestones:
- Provide a project timeline with key milestones. This helps set expectations for both the development team and stakeholders.
- Budget Considerations:
- If applicable, include budget constraints and considerations. This could impact design choices and development options.
- Testing and Quality Assurance:
- Briefly mention the testing process. This ensures that the website functions correctly and meets quality standards.
- Maintenance and Support:
- Outline plans for ongoing maintenance and support after the website is launched.
- Approval and Sign-Off:
- Specify the process for approval and sign-off on various stages of development.
It is important to be as detailed as possible to help avoid any misunderstanding and to have a smooth development process. You may want to tailor these points based on the specific needs of your website.