The following article highlights our Pillar sponsor Pressable. We’d like to thank them for their support, and hope you find the content helpful when researching a WordPress hosting account. WordPress agencies have a lot of responsibilities. Setting their clients up…
I like to say that every decision we make is a leap of faith. Sure, some decisions are of greater importance. But we’re always hoping for the best. My theory applies to WordPress as well. For example, we hope that…
WordPress is inherently flexible. You can use it to build virtually any kind of website. There are no hard and fast limits. We can say the same about its user workflow. There is more than one way to accomplish your…
Have you gone shopping lately? You might have noticed that prices are on the rise. It’s not just groceries, though. Products and services in the WordPress ecosystem are also getting more expensive. Product makers have slowly but surely changed pricing…
Subscriptions are a part of modern life. We buy monthly or yearly access to all manner of things. Streaming platforms, shopping clubs like Amazon Prime, and software are common examples. Everything is a service these days. Thus, it’s not a…
Those of us who work with WordPress depend on it. We need the software to be stable and secure. But we also need to know about its roadmap for the future. What happens next and the process behind it are…
WordPress’s popularity has fostered a large community. They’re a dedicated group that takes great interest in what’s happening. They focus on developments within WordPress core and its ecosystem of third-party tools. The community is diverse. Thus, you’ll get many different…
The United States has been relatively slow in adopting web accessibility guidelines. The European Union’s Web Accessibility Directive has been in place since 2016, for instance. That’s changing. Slowly but surely, accessibility guidelines are impacting private and public sectors in…
Building websites in a local environment is becoming more popular. It’s both faster and safer than developing on a production site. You can experiment to your heart’s content. You can even get away without an internet connection in some cases….
WordPress is an open-source project. As such, the software isn’t marketed the same as its proprietary competitors. Meaning you won’t see ads for it during your favorite TV programs. It’s a key differentiator. Site builders like Wix and Shopify are…
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