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Security headers add an extra layer of protection to your website by instructing the browser on how to handle your content. They help prevent attacks like XSS, clickjacking, and data leaks. This blog breaks down which headers matter and how to configure them.
Strong SEO isn't just about code or keywords. It's about both. In this blog, we explore how to balance technical performance with valuable, search-friendly content.
Lazy loading delays loading of heavy elements like images or videos until they are needed. That reduces initial load time and saves data. Here's how it works.
Client-side and server-side rendering determine where your website is built — in the browser or on the server. This blog breaks down both methods and when to use them.
WordPress is everywhere, but modern frameworks like Astro, Next.js, or Nuxt offer new advantages. How do they differ in structure, speed, and developer freedom? Here's what you need to know.
Astro is our front-end framework of choice. Lightweight, fast, and flexible. In this post, we explain why we prefer Astro over alternatives like Next.js or Nuxt, and which types of projects benefit most.
A headless CMS separates content management from presentation. Instead of one fixed system, you manage content centrally and display it flexibly across platforms. Ideal for speed, scalability, and development freedom.
Rich Media formats are essential in today’s digital advertising landscape. Two frequently used terms in impactful display campaigns are HPTO and APTO. But what do they actually mean?
Our developers have officially earned the Weborama Certified status. This makes Forge a recognized specialist in Rich Media.
How do you build a dynamic filtering system that loads fast and is SEO-proof? For Simyo, we developed a custom solution in Astro that checks every box.
Discover how Forge builds websites that are visually refined, technically solid and fully tailored to your brand and ambitions.
Will building it yourself save you time or money? This blog outlines the differences clearly, including when to choose each route and how Forge can support you.
SQL injection, XSS, DDoS and more. This blog breaks down the most frequent attacks on websites and what you can do to stay protected.
A DDoS attack can take your site down in minutes. This blog explains how it works, what the impact is and how Forge keeps your platform online under pressure.
HTTPS is the standard. But what does it really say about your security? In this blog: what HTTPS protects, what it doesn't, and how Forge goes beyond the basics to build secure products by default.
What does privacy-by-design look like in practice? This blog shows how to truly protect customer data, and how we approach that technically and strategically at Forge.
Not every platform measures the same. This overview helps you choose the right tools for behavior, performance, SEO and more. Including how we make measurement actually valuable.
A fast website isn't enough. Google's Core Web Vitals don't just measure speed in the traditional sense. They measure experience. How quickly does the largest element load? How stable is the layout? How fast does the site respond to a click?
What is a good website load time? Discover what Google recommends, how CrUX data works, and why speed matters for SEO, conversions, and user experience.
Website caching speeds up your site and reduces server load. Discover how caching works, which types exist, and why it’s essential for website performance and SEO.
Welcome to Forge. In this first blog post, we share who we are, what drives us, and what you can expect from our team and platform. Let’s build something great.