Every feature, improvement and fix on angkordesign.com, dated the day it went live — newest first.
Every feature, improvement and fix now gets an entry here with the date it went live, so you can see at a glance what is new since you last looked.
One search box for everything — pages, blog, FAQs and tools — opened from the header icon or ⌘K. Plus a free link shortener with QR codes and click counts, and a redesigned light/dark/auto switch.
A dedicated intake for broken, hacked or slow WordPress sites. No account to create and no project brief — describe the problem and we take a look, usually the same day.
Signing in to the content admin now asks for a code sent by email, so a leaked password alone is not enough to get in.
The free tools page now holds 29 tools, shelved by what they do — Khmer language tools first — and the FAQ hub answers the questions the tools raise.
A deploy carried an image library built for the wrong machine and live chat returned an error to every visitor. Chat is back, and the release package now refuses to ship that file again.
An on-screen Khmer keyboard that shows every key as you type, with practice runs, a guided tour, and an offline version you can download.
Khmer word count, Unicode converter, spelling check, date converter, slug maker and character map join the free tools, alongside nine new website checks.
Visitors can close a chat themselves and rate it on the way out; the admin inbox gained Spam and Deleted folders, and testimonials can carry a photo.
Make a clean invoice in the browser and download it as a PDF. It remembers your business profile, logo and clients, tracks status, and can duplicate a previous invoice.
A chat bubble on every page. An assistant answers common questions instantly — prices, hosting, whether a domain is free — and a person picks up from the admin inbox.
See itThe tools index became a working console: search a domain, inspect a certificate or read DNS records right on the page.
See itThe site now describes itself to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and the other assistants in the formats they read, and analytics can tell an AI visit from a human one.
Type a domain on the home page and see whether it is free, who owns it, and its SSL and DNS details — with a WHOIS panel and copyable nameservers.
See itThe first free tools went live, the site gained a light/dark/auto theme that follows the hour, a proper 404 page, and a cookie consent banner with real preferences.
A searchable A–Z of plain-language web terms, from bandwidth to WordPress, every one with its own address you can link to.
See itEvery page, post, project, review and FAQ is edited in-house from a secure dashboard, with a backup taken before every save.
The site was rebuilt from the ground up — faster, mobile-first and built for search — with all 124 articles, the portfolio and the reviews carried across.
