Website Errors, Explained Plainly
No jargon, no upsell disguised as an explanation. What each error actually means, what usually causes it, and what to check before you call anyone (including us).
WordPress error
There Has Been a Critical Error on This Website
The single most common message a WordPress site shows right before it stops working.
WordPress errorError Establishing a Database Connection
Your site went from working to a blank page with one line of text. Here is what is really going on.
HTTP status codeHTTP 403, 404, 502 and 503, Explained
Four different numbers, four different problems. Here is how to tell them apart.
Browser errorSSL Cipher Mismatch and "Too Many Redirects," Explained
Two of the most confusing browser errors a site owner can see, neither one means your site is hacked.
Site downMy Website Is Down: How to Check Why
Before you assume the worst, run through this in order. It takes two minutes.
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