15+ Free and Premium VueJS Admin Templates Built With Bootstrap
If you’re in need of some VueJS admin templates (built with Bootstrap) then have we got…
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Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (July 2018)
July is the month that brings hight of summer and so for this month’s batch of…
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Troubleshoot Your WordPress Plugins with Plugin Detective
Many issues that arise on your WordPress site will be plugin-related. Whether it’s a conflict between plugins, between a plugin and your theme, a buggy update, or whatever else may happen, the standard troubleshooting procedure is to deactivate all your plugins, then turn them back on one at a time until the issue reappears. This process lets you isolate exactly which plugin is at the source of the conflict. However, if you have more than a handful of plugins on your site, which almost everyone does, this can be a time-consuming and frustrating process.
Enter….. Plugin Detective
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4 Design & Dev Tools to Streamline Workflow
Are you leading a team of designers or developers or are a team member? Then, you…
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What is jQuery Used for? Check out These 10 Plugins to Find Out
Get Our Free Ultimate Guide to Coding for Beginners Make a plan for learning the tech…
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Designers: Speed Up Your Online Projects With These Latest Tools
When you are working on an online project, anything from collaboration to testing services and task…
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How to Streamline Web Development Workflow with Yeoman
There are many tools for building web-apps yet putting them all together and making them fit…
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Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (June 2018)
In this installment of the fresh resources, we have a mixed variety of resources in the…
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20+ Best Bootstrap 4 Templates (Free and Premium)
Need to add new sections, or maybe whole new elements to your website? This is actually…
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10+ Cool Tools Expert Designers Are Using
When properly applied, technology solves many problems. Web designers are usually quick to take advantage of…
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4 Signs You Shouldn’t Start an Online Store
I recently received the following email from a reader who wanted to learn how to start…
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35 Tools, Scripts and Plugins to Build Beautiful HTML Tables
Data visualization is the key to better understand bulky or complicated information. There are many ways…
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20+ Best Charity WordPress Themes for 2018
Planning to launch a website to support a cause? WordPress is the tool to handle the…
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20 Responsive Image Galleries and Slideshows (2020)
If your website is image-heavy i.e. a portfolio or photography website etc., then there are two…
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Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (April 2018)
This month we saw a few announcements from notable names in tech. For example, Apple open-sourced…
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20+ Best Free WordPress Themes for Writers
Want to publish a story (or any other written work) but don’t know how to deliver…
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How to Design Websites with Great Navigation
(Guest writer: Ben Pines) When you talk about labels and structure many forget that they are…
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How To Write an Employee Handbook for a Small Business
Andrew Youderian • April 12, 2018 The dreaded employee handbook. It’s one thing to figure out…
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50+ Nice Clean CSS Tab-Based Navigation Scripts
One of the most vital tasks of a user experience designer is to make sure that…
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7 Top UX/UI Tools in 2018 You Can Use
It takes more than a structured layout and beautiful imagery to engage a website’s visitors. Although…
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How to Have Different Sidebar Content On Different Pages of Your WordPress Site
Not all WordPress themes provide a way to have totally different sidebar content on different pages of your site. Some may provide a little flexibility with, for example a sidebar for the blog and a different sidebar for static pages, but sometimes you need more comprehensive control. You may need an additional set of navigation on a certain set of sub-pages, or you may want to hide some widgets on mobile devices, or for other specific conditions.
There are several different plugins that help you gain this type of flexibility with your site.
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7 Simple WordPress Performance Test Best Practices
These days it seems most WordPress users are aware of the need for speed on their websites: conversions, SEO, user experience etc. I won’t recycle all the usual stats here 😉
Maybe you’ve read some articles and seen that you need to speed test your site. So you click on whichever tool is mentioned, input your URL and proceed to freak out at the results.
But wait! Before freaking out, make sure you’re observing these rudimentary best practices when doing a performance test on your WordPress site.
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Fight Creative Block with These Beautiful Projects from Awwwards
Get Our FREE Guide to Landing a Remote Job You Love Say goodbye to the 9-to-5….
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Fresh Resources for Web Designers and Developers (March 2018)
PHP, despite the misconception and the look down, is up to this date remains one the…
