# Artificial Studio > LLM-friendly markdown copies of our public pages. HTML remains canonical for search. Established in 2005, Artificial Studio is a Cape Town digital studio specialising in websites, progressive web apps and supporting digital services. ## Pages - [Artificial Studio — Websites & Progressive Web Apps](https://artificial.studio/index.md): Established in 2005, Artificial Studio is a Cape Town digital studio specialising in websites, progressive web apps and supporting digital services. - [Website Development in Cape Town](https://artificial.studio/website-development.md): Hand-coded, lightweight websites built in Cape Town for speed, security and long-term reliability. Pixel-perfect development for brands and design agencies. - [Managed Hosting Services](https://artificial.studio/hosting.md): Managed hosting for websites — cloud servers, deployments, migrations and custom environments matched to each project. Reliable Cape Town support. - [Search Engine Optimisation](https://artificial.studio/seo.md): We optimise your website for search engines and AI-powered search, improving its technical foundations, content and visibility across Cape Town and beyond. - [Website Maintenance](https://artificial.studio/website-maintenance.md): Keep your website running smoothly. Ongoing maintenance, monitoring and support to keep your site secure and up to date — from WordPress to custom builds. - [Blog](https://artificial.studio/blog.md): Insights, guides and studio news from the Artificial Studio team on websites, hosting, WordPress, static sites and digital practice in Cape Town. - [Glossary](https://artificial.studio/glossary.md): Short explanations of the technical terms we use across this site — websites, hosting, search and upkeep — in plain English. - [Contact](https://artificial.studio/contact.md): Get in touch with Artificial Studio in Cape Town. Email us or complete our contact form and we'll get back to you ASAP about websites, hosting or SEO. - [Privacy Policy](https://artificial.studio/legal/privacy-policy.md): How Artificial Studio collects, uses and protects personal information when you use our website and services. - [Terms & Conditions](https://artificial.studio/legal/terms-conditions.md): The terms that govern use of Artificial Studio's website and engagement of our digital services. - [Pricing Structure](https://artificial.studio/legal/pricing-structure.md): How Artificial Studio structures fees, estimates and billing for website, hosting and related digital work. - [Refund Policy](https://artificial.studio/legal/refund-policy.md): Artificial Studio's policy on refunds, cancellations and adjustments for quoted digital services. - [Recent PHP Vulnerability that needed immediate attention](https://artificial.studio/blog/recent-php-vulnerability-that-needed-immediate-attention.md): A recent PHP vulnerability needed immediate attention: a flaw in PHP itself, not WordPress, that could let attackers run code on unpatched servers. - [Do You Actually Need a CMS for Your Website?](https://artificial.studio/blog/do-you-actually-need-a-cms-for-your-website.md): A CMS can be incredibly useful — but for some businesses it introduces more technology and maintenance than they actually need. The better question is whether… - [This is why WordPress maintenance matters](https://artificial.studio/blog/this-is-why-wordpress-maintenance-matters.md): A WordPress website isn't something you can necessarily build, launch and then leave untouched. Updates, security and sensible plugin hygiene are part of… - [Why a Static Website Can Be a Better Option Than WordPress](https://artificial.studio/blog/why-a-static-website-can-be-a-better-option-than-wordpress.md): If your website mainly provides information and the content does not change every day, a static site can mean less maintenance, a smaller security surface and… - [Nicola Steyn, Managing Director](https://artificial.studio/author/nicola-s.md): Nicola Steyn is the Managing Director of Artificial Studio, a Cape Town web development studio established in 2005. Each HTML page advertises its markdown twin with `rel="alternate" type="text/markdown"`.