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Before you sign off on a cheaper offshore quote, look closely at what it leaves out. Extra revisions, overnight delays and fixes after launch never appear on the invoice, but you still end up paying for them. If the build goes wrong, sorting it out across borders is slower and harder, especially if someone else holds your code, hosting or logins. And if your site handles customer data, the privacy liability can stay with you, wherever the work was done.

Read this blog before you commit: https://www.greenhat.net/blog/offshoring-your-website-isnt-always-the-saving-it-seems

Offshoring Your Website Isn’t Always the Saving It Seems - Greenhat’s Blog Offshoring your website can save money, but the hourly rate isn't the whole picture. An honest look at where offshore development works and where the risks sit.

More searches are ending without a click. In the first four months of 2026, 68.01% of Google searches ended without a visit to any website (SparkToro, using Similarweb data).

If your impressions are up and your clicks are flat, this could be why: https://www.greenhat.net/blog/zero-click-search-what-it-means-when-most-searches-never-reach-your-website

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Australia's accessibility standard changed to WCAG 2.2 back in April 2025, and most business websites still haven't caught up.

The average homepage now carries over 56 accessibility errors, most of them from ordinary things like missing alt text and unlabelled forms. We wrote about what changed and how to check your own site in under an hour: https://www.greenhat.net/blog/is-your-website-actually-accessible-the-rules-changed-and-most-sites-havent-kept-up�

Is Your Website Actually Accessible? The Rules Changed and Most Sites Haven’t Kept Up - Greenhat’s Blog Australia's web accessibility standard changed over a year ago, and the latest global audit found accessibility errors on 95.9% of home pages. Here's what changed and what to check.

A proper discovery phase is what separates projects that deliver from ones that quietly drift off track. We scope and price ours separately for exactly that reason.

Read more: https://www.greenhat.net/blog/why-the-best-web-projects-start-with-discovery

Why the Best Web Projects Start with Discovery The best web and software projects share one thing in common: a thorough discovery process before development begins. Here's what that looks like and why it matters.