Have you avoided getting an SSL certificate for your website to appease Google? Do you even know that your site probably needs one of those certificates in the first place Let me introduce you to Let’s Encrypt.
So you want to make your WordPress site accessible to everyone. Awesome. But it’s a pretty big undertaking. Here are the simple steps to achieve that goal.
You’re trying speed up the page load time of your website and you’ve tried everything. But it’s still not quick enough. Have you tried preloading your CSS and JavaScript resources?
You want to make your site accessible but have to wait for a developer to do it. What’s something you can do right now? Make sure the content of your posts and pages are accessible.
The new year brought a lawsuit claiming a Beyonce’s website violated the ADA. It shows that accessibility isn’t a feature on the modern web; it’s a requirement.
So you want to use a prebuilt WordPress theme for your website. Great! Now where do you start? Well, here are some options I recommend from StudioPress.
Something has gone wrong with your website. People can’t get to it, and you’re losing money. So what do you do? Here are some places to get help with your WordPress website.
What’s the value in using and contributing to an open source project? Well beyond the price, it’s really quite remarkable.
Playing with Gutenberg can be fun. But creating blocks in JavaScript can be tough. But ACF will be giving developers help in the future.
A web host is one of the most important choices you’ll make when setting up a website, especially if you sell products online. So here are some recommendations for the best hosting.
One of the best parts of Gutenberg is the power it gives small business over their website. But you need to make sure you still stay on brand.
One of the best parts of Gutenberg is the easy color changes. But how do you keep your colors on brand? Three words: custom color palettes.