Running a small business website requires the right tools to improve functionality, enhance user experience, and optimize performance. WordPress plugins offer an easy way to add features without coding. Here are the top 10 WordPress plugins that can help boost your small business website: 1. Yoast SEO Optimizing your site for search engines is crucial…. Read More
When it comes to creating a website, there’s one thing I believe in above all else: it should belong to you in every sense of the word. Unfortunately, many clients I’ve worked with have shared stories of past experiences where they felt locked out of their own websites, dependent on developers for every little change…. Read More
Building a website is one of the most critical steps for establishing an online presence, whether for a personal blog, small business, or e-commerce store. With so many platforms available, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. However, WordPress consistently stands out as one of the best options. Here’s why WordPress remains the top choice for millions… Read More
One of my biggest gripes of being a web developer is that most people think it’s super easy to do. So easy in fact that after going through a “bootcamp” or feeling that you have taught yourself enough to become confident in web development. They’ll have a prosperous career. When that really isn’t the truth… Read More
With WordPress being my go to CMS platform for web development. I’ve gotten to know a number of different ways you can build a website within it. One way is to use a page builder like Elementor or Site Origins. The only thing about that is. You’re design will probably become shit in short order… Read More
Every project you do. There’s undoubtedly tasks that are common between them and you have to set them up on each project. Being a web developer focusing mainly on WordPress. Each project has a base framework I’ve created and refined over the years. This way, each time I start a new WordPress project. I just… Read More
Over the years I’ve seen one thing happen time and time again. Someone works with a company to get their site built out. The end result is great, but fast forward a few years and the client needs to do some updates only to find out the company that built their site won’t be able… Read More
I’ve been a web developer now for over a decade and one framework that I will pretty much refuse to use, unless inherited, on a project is Tailwind. This is because after trying it out on a few projects. You have to add however many classes to your HTML elements to get things almost to… Read More