Originally assigned as the country code top level domain (ccTLD) for the British Indian Ocean Territory, the .io extension has found an unexpected second life in the tech world. Developers and startups latched onto it in the early 2010s, drawn by its resemblance to “I/O” (input/output), a fundamental computing concept. Today, .io is widely recognized […]

The .info TLD launched in 2001 as one of the first “generic” domain extensions created to ease pressure on .com. The name is short for “information,” and it was designed for sites that share knowledge: encyclopedias, reference guides, public resources, and reviews. Twenty five years later, it continues to be a viable option for domain […]

So you’ve decided to save the world. Good for you. But if your nonprofit website looks like a GeoCity site from 1988, your puppies are probably gonna get lost. Today, we are talking about building a successful nonprofit website.