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As we think about all the ways we can change ourselves for the better this year, why not throw a little of that energy into making our websites better, too? I don’t know about you, but I think a little facelift couldn’t hurt… especially if you’re in the mood to shake things up a bit. […] View original post at …
The free default themes that come with WordPress – including Twenty Seventeen – all feature a footer message that links back to WordPress.org: Proudly powered by WordPress. It’s a small message that you’ll see in themes such as Twenty Sixteen and Twenty Fifteen that rightfully gives kudos to the folks who volunteer for the WordPress […] View original post at …
So you need a logo for yourself or a client? An easy enough task, right? All you need to do is find a nice font for the company name, maybe add an icon, simple! Well, yeah… if you want the logo to suck. I’ve lost count of the number of times the guys on our […] View original post at …
Looking to make a fresh start with your career? With WordPress, you can work from anywhere in the world – all you need is a laptop, decent wifi, and this list of WordPress job openings. Gone are the old days when you had to physically commute to work. Now, if you work for a distributed company […] View original post at …
Whether you’re just getting started with WordPress and need to learn the basics or you’ve been developing websites for years, we’ve got just the right article to help you out. Since 2008, we’ve published more than 4,800 WordPress articles on the WPMU DEV Blog, amassing a truckload of articles on everything from themes and plugins […] View original post at …
You’ve done a thorough job optimizing your website for search engines. Your site’s crazy-fast, images look great, and content is tagged for easier scanning. Now it’s time to pay attention to those 155 characters (or less) that will the users. Below is what your page’s and post’s meta description looks like in search. There’s just […] View original post at …
We’re all familiar with the term “landing page” thanks to Google Analytics. But while a landing page is technically the first page someone “lands” on when they visit a website, that’s not always what we mean when we talk about landing pages. While most pages on your website should be able to convert visitors (i.e. […] View original post at …
Keeping a car is a lot like time when it comes to working with WordPress: you can add all sorts of bells and whistles to turn a clunker into a race car and, similarly, you can better manage your time, productivity and workflow with the plethora of apps that are currently available. Whether you’re developing […] View original post at …
Web push notifications are one of the newest additions to the arsenal of tools available to internet marketers. However, like all marketing tools, they have a time and a place. There are two keys to getting the most out of web push notifications: First, you need to understand what sort of messages web push notifications […] View original post at …
You’ve almost definitely heard about Amazon Web Services. And, given that you’re on this site, I’m going to make the obvious assumption that you’ve heard about WordPress, too. But what you might not have heard about is combining WordPress with Amazon Web Services (AWS) for web hosting. Articles about hosting WordPress on shared hosting, CPanel […] View original post at …
