Category: Discussion

Digging Into WordPress recently ran a community poll titled ‘How Many Plugins Is Too Many?‘, asking users to vote on, as the title suggests, how many plugins they think would be detrimental to a WordPress site. It’s been so interesting to watch the votes come in and read the comments to see…

Did you know that 93% of all internet users start their online search with a search engine? Plus, 75% of users only look at the first page of results, which makes it even more important for brands to boost their SEO (search engine optimisation) to increase traffic to their website….

We recently read and enjoyed a great article from WP Lift where they shared a whopping 65 reasons why you should use WordPress for your next project. Of course, we whole-heartedly agree with the list and wanted to share it today, just in case anybody reading this is on the…

Finding the ideal web page builder is not easy. To make the process easier, WPBeginner have made a comparison between WordPress and Wix, which we’ve summarised below. WordPress may well be the currently most popular CMS (content management system) in the world, however, is not the only one on the…

In a great new step for WordPress theme developers, a new range of code snippets are now available on GitHub, which should help aspiring developers on their journey to creating brand new themes with rich features and easy to navigate, clean code. So far the code library features snippets for directories,…

The popularity of outsourcing has exploded in recent years. With more and more developers, designers and writers bucking the trend and setting up freelance businesses, there’s more choice than ever before. With all of these skills available for hire outsourcing is being used by more and more businesses as a…

At the end of last year Google made further changes to the way it displays search engine results. It’s a constant battle for site owners to keep up to date with Google’s myriad changes but something everybody should be aware of is the new mobile-friendly label that has been added…

  It’s the time of year when everybody is putting together a list of goals and resolutions for the year ahead, so why not make a few that are dedicated to improving your WordPress site? We’ve created a list of five practical resolutions that will really help your site go…

WordPress is an entity that’s developing and evolving all the time, so you might not have thought to turn to books to learn more about the internet’s most popular CMS. However, there are plenty of great titles out there that are perfect to turn to if you want to keep…

An interesting article recently cropped up on the ManageWP blog and it really grabbed our attention. Vladimir Prelovac sparked a fascinating discussion about whether WordPress should have an advisory board. The vision of WordPress is almost solely driven by Matt Mullenweg, the co-founder of WordPress and mind behind Automattic. Mullenweg…