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Reference
58 guides across 24 sections
Developer platforms15
- Amazon Q Developer & AI code reviewWhat Amazon Q Developer's code review does, how access is granted through AWS, and what an automated reviewer can and cannot tell you.
- Amazon S3 access & file storageHow S3 buckets store application files, how access is granted, and how to share files without making a bucket public.
- AWS accounts & IAM accessHow AWS account access works — the root user, IAM users and roles, access keys, and the practices that prevent an expensive mistake.
- AWS KMS & encryption keysWhat AWS Key Management Service does, how key policies control access, why rotation matters, and why deleting a key is irreversible.
- ClamAV & scanning uploaded filesWhat ClamAV does, why applications that accept file uploads need malware scanning, and how it fits into a wider upload-security approach.
- Developer platforms & services → start hereReference guides for the hosting, cloud, and developer services behind custom applications — access, roles, secrets, and ownership.
- Environment variables & secretsWhat environment variables are, where secrets should live, how to rotate them, and why they must never be committed to a Git repository.
- Expo & EAS access for mobile buildsHow Expo organisations and roles work, what EAS Build does with signing credentials, and why app store ownership is the thing to get right first.
- Managed PostgreSQL accessHow managed Postgres databases are accessed, how roles and connection strings work, and what to check about backups before you need them.
- Managed Redis accessWhat Redis is used for in an application, how access and connection strings work, and why it should never be your only copy of anything.
- Render access & service ownershipHow Render workspaces, members, and services work — inviting people, managing environment groups, and transferring ownership.
- SendGrid access & transactional emailHow SendGrid teammates and API keys work, why sender authentication matters, and how to keep application email out of spam folders.
- Sentry access & error trackingHow Sentry catches application errors, how organisation roles and DSNs work, and how to keep personal data out of your error reports.
- SurveyJS licensingHow SurveyJS commercial licences work — which components are paid, how developer seats are counted, and keeping the licence key out of public code.
- Vercel access & project ownershipHow Vercel teams and roles work, how to invite people, where environment variables live, and how to transfer a project you own.
Glossary11
- Analytics: terms A–ZEvery website analytics term explained in plain English — sessions, bounce rate, conversions, UTM links, GA4, and more.
- Design & UX: terms A–ZEvery web design and user experience term explained in plain English — wireframe, mockup, responsive, accessibility, and more.
- Domains & DNS: terms A–ZEvery domain and DNS term explained in plain English — from A record to zone file.
- E-commerce: terms A–ZEvery online selling term explained in plain English — cart, checkout, SKU, gateway, chargeback, and more.
- Email: terms A–ZEvery business email term explained in plain English — SMTP, IMAP, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, deliverability, and more.
- Hosting: terms A–ZServer, staging, SSL, CDN, uptime, caching — every hosting term explained in plain English.
- Security: terms A–ZEvery web security term explained in plain English — SSL, 2FA, malware, phishing, firewall, and more.
- SEO: terms A–ZEvery SEO term explained in plain English — keywords, backlinks, crawling, indexing, SERP, and more.
- The plain-English web glossaryA reference library of web terms, tools, acronyms, and roles — all explained in plain English for non-technical business owners.
- Web basics: terms A–ZThe core vocabulary everyone building or managing a website needs to know, explained in plain English.
- WordPress: terms A–ZEvery WordPress term explained in plain English — blocks, plugins, themes, roles, and more.
Reference10
- Browsers & devices referenceChrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge — what browsers and devices your visitors use and what that means for your website.
- File formats referenceJPG, PNG, WebP, SVG, PDF, MP4 — when to use which file format on your website and why it matters.
- How the web works, in 5 minutesA friendly plain-English story of what actually happens from the moment you type a web address to the moment the page appears on your screen.
- Pixels, ems & web measurementspx, em, rem, vh, vw, pt — the units used in web design explained in plain English.
- ReferenceQuick-look reference pages — how the web works, the tools we use and recommend, browsers, file formats, units, useful links, and a web-acronyms cheat sheet.
- The tools we use & whyThe software Chykalophia uses day-to-day for design, development, project management, and client communication — and what each one does.
- The web acronyms cheat sheetEvery web abbreviation decoded — CMS, SSL, CDN, DNS, GA4, SEO, UX, and dozens more.
- Tools we recommend for clientsThe tools Chykalophia recommends for security, design, marketing, scheduling, AI, and everything else you need to run your business online.
- Useful official links & resourcesA curated list of official dashboards, documentation, and tools grouped by topic — the links you'll actually need.
- Who does what: web roles explainedDesigners, developers, SEOs, project managers, copywriters — what each web professional actually does, in plain English.
ClickUp for clients2
- ClickUp terms, explained simplyA plain-English glossary of every ClickUp term you might encounter while working with us.
- Your project hub explainedThe ClickUp document that holds everything specific to your site — accounts, brand details, what's running under the hood — and how it relates to this help center.