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Gutenberg is Coming and Divi is Still the Best Choice
Gutenberg will change WordPress forever. It's changed quite a bit since I reviewed it back in August. The goal is to have an interface that's more intuitive - similar to Wix or Squarespace - that would be easier for those new to WordPress to use, add new features, and...
I’m Going to WordCamp US 2017 in Nashville, Tennessee December 1-3
This year's WordCamp US is near my home in TN, so I can't pass up the opportunity to meet the amazing Elegant Theme's crew in person. I've written quite a few articles for the Elegant Theme's blog, so meeting Kenny Sing, Mitch Skolnik, B.J. Keeton, Jason Champagne,...
Gutenberg Editor – Review
I don't often review something in beta, but the Gutenberg Editor is getting closer to becoming an integral part of WordPress, so it's time to start digging in to see what it can and cannot do, what's good and what's bad, and what it means for the future of WordPress....
Designing for Your Audience – Identifying the Target Audience
One of the balancing acts of designing a website is finding that happy medium between what the client wants and what their readers need. The design shouldn’t just be a client’s wish list. It should also consider the end user’s wish list. After all, the website should...
The Steps of Developing a WordPress Website – Step 5 – Maintain
Once the website is deployed, as in seconds after, it’s time to maintain the website. This includes the backend, the frontend, and content. This is also when you should start implementing additions that were not ready or available during the first four steps. A...
The Steps of Developing a WordPress Website – Step 4 – Deploy
Step 4 in the 5 steps of developing a website is deploy. Once the website’s checklist is complete with all of the elements in place and the site has been thoroughly tested it is time to publish the site. Even though the site is tested ahead of time, we can’t just...
