Practical guides, advice and lessons learned from the Uteek team on web development, mobile apps, UX/UI design, artificial intelligence and visibility on Google and AI answer engines.
SEO and GEO in 2026: how to get your website found on Google and cited by AI assistants
GEO doesn't replace SEO, it builds on it. Here is a practical method to get your website found on Google and cited by ChatGPT,…
WordPress vs custom development: how to choose the right approach for your website
Autonomy, budget, timelines, security, scalability: WordPress and custom development each have their place. An honest comparison and a decision table by project type.
Multilingual website in French, English and Arabic: SEO and UX best practices
One URL per language, hreflang tags, keyword research in each language and a proper right-to-left layout: best practices for a website in French, English…
Google Business Profile: the complete guide to optimising your listing and attracting local customers
Categories, opening hours, photos, reviews, consistency with your website… A complete Google Business Profile gets you seen on Google Maps and in AI-generated answers.
Web accessibility: a practical guide to making your website usable by everyone
Contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text, forms: web accessibility benefits all your visitors and is now a legal requirement for many online shops selling in…
Design system: why you need one and how to build it
Tokens, components, documentation, governance: what a design system really is, how it differs from a style guide or a UI kit, and how to…
Core Web Vitals: how to speed up a WordPress and Elementor website
LCP, INP and CLS: what Core Web Vitals measure, how to read field data and which practical actions get a WordPress and Elementor website…
AI agents for business: what they are, practical use cases and how to deploy them safely
Sorting emails, qualifying leads, drafting quotes… AI agents no longer just answer questions, they take action. Use cases, safeguards and a method to start…
MVP: how to launch the first version of your app without burning your budget
An MVP is neither a rushed version nor a mock-up: it is the smallest product that lets you learn. Scope, priorities, metrics and pitfalls…