WordPress powers about 43% of the web, but that doesn't make it the right choice for every small business. Here's an honest comparison of WordPress, DIY builders, and managed website services.
WordPress is a powerful platform, but it's not the right fit for every business. Here's how to figure out which approach actually suits your needs.
When I work on custom WordPress builds, it tends to be a collection of a theme, one or more custom plugins, and a series of third party plugins. For this rea...
A few months back I started exploring Tailwind CSShttps://tailwindcss.com/ – a utility first CSS framework – and it has fast become my first choice for b...
When you start digging into WordPress partials, things really open up on the theme side. Being able to reuse templates is a nice feature and can help keep yo...
Updating WordPress can really start to grind on me. Everyone is constantly releasing updates for their plugins and the core team are pushing to release more ...
If you get down to business with performance optimisation, you could find yourself looking at ways to defer your scripts or even load them asynchronously. A...
Building on yesterday's tip, I'm putting this up to show how easy it is to register a custom colour palette for WordPress' block editor; AKA Gutenberg. It's...
From website design and SEO through to custom WordPress plugins and web applications. Nearly twenty years of building for the web, and every project still starts the same way: a conversation about what you actually need.
