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July 2026 Google volatility may signal an August Core Update. Explore ranking patterns, E-E-A-T gains, AI Overviews and growing legal pressure.

DC Interface is a consistent user interface system created by Design Cart for the admin panel of modules and plugins — regardless of platform.

In a world where users scroll through thousands of pages every day, capturing and holding their attention has become one of the biggest challenges for designers and content creators. Static frames, subtle shadows, and classic Bootstrap alerts have long ceased to be effective enough.

Google has officially started rolling out the May 2026 Core Update. The rollout began on May 21, 2026, and according to Google, it may take around two weeks to fully complete. The update is global and affects all languages and regions. This is already Google’s second broad core update of 2026.

Lightweight PHP library for generating isometric technical SVG drawings of garages, buildings, and simple 3D structures directly on the server side. 🚀

While building modern websites, I often struggled to find a lightbox that actually looked fresh and premium. Most available solutions work fine, but visually they feel outdated and very similar to each other. That’s why I decided to create my own plugin — Circle Lightbox.

May 2026 shows that Google is still heavily reshuffling search results, even though the official March 2026 Core Update finished just a month earlier. On May 8, many SERP monitoring tools detected a sharp spike in volatility, and the SEO community immediately began speculating about another unofficial update. 🔥

I wanted a free translator on my own machine — no limits, no external APIs, no sending data to third-party services. That’s when I discovered LibreTranslate.

I’ve built this solution out of a real need—manually copying products between stores just doesn’t scale, and APIs aren’t always available. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how I approach building a flexible crawler-based importer for OpenCart that works with virtually any HTML-based store 🚀

I recently developed a plugin for one of our clients. The plugin’s purpose was to display a map of Europe with the countries where the client had completed projects highlighted. I immediately thought this would make for a good blog post. So here’s a complete tutorial.

Most slider tutorials start with one horizontal track, one transition, and one active item. This project starts from a very different premise: one large lane on the left, two smaller lanes on the right, and a transition rhythm that behaves more like a timeline than a traditional carousel.

If you have worked with OpenCart 3.x for a while, you have probably noticed one annoying limitation: Twig templates are rendered in a way that makes {% include %} unreliable (or impossible) in many real-world cases.

Most teams do not rebuild their back office every year. They run production systems that have to stay stable, predictable, and maintainable over time.