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…
PHP, despite the misconception and the look down, is up to this date remains one the…
“We’re two introvert misfits who who hated working for other people enough to start our own…
Having been covering this series for years, I have witnessed tools come and go. A couple…
There are many ways to customize a website and tweak it to look like you originally…
Finding the “best” of anything is not always an easy task, and when you do, it’s…
There is an overwhelming choice of web hosts these days and it can be hard to determine which would be a good fit. A Google search will reveal many blog posts on the subject which are really are just a roundup of that blog’s sub-par affiliates that haven’t been vetted for quality.
I’ve been running my own sites for over 14 years now, and have also had many years experience with client websites and all their various hosts. So I have direct experience with many different hosts and have also interacted with the technical support departments of many of them.
My recommendations have changed over the years as the landscape has evolved – previously reliable hosts have gone downhill, and a new segment of WordPress-specific hosts has developed and thrived.
This post features a small quiz to generate some quality hosting recommendations for your next WordPress project
Trust is hard to build yet necessary for any great website. If you can’t generate trust…
In a recent post, I covered a fun animation library for custom radio buttons, powered by…
The new year 2018 is here. If we look at the progress in web development five…
Measuring the loading time of your WordPress site is a critical step in optimizing for speed. You have to know how your site is performing to understand where the bottlenecks are and to measure the impact of optimizations you’re making, or the content you add to your site. There are numerous tools available for measuring the performance of your site, each of them providing a different result, which is understandably confusing. Which one is “right”?
So which speed testing tool should you use? The real answer is that it depends on what you want to measure in how much detail you want to measure it.
Now that you’re all set up with Search Console and Analytics, let’s look at a couple of easy ways to improve your SEO and traffic using the information these tools provide.
Using the information provided in the Acquisition > Search Console tabs we’re going to look at how to find opportunities to improve the ranking of your pages, find more content to write about, make the most of the traffic you’re already getting and more. By looking at these reports, you can create a targeted approach based on real data.
Whether you design digital apps or websites or even technical products, the term “product designer” can…
Google Search Console, formerly known as Webmaster Tools, is a must-have for your WordPress site. It…
“Headless CMS” is gaining much attention these days. In a nutshell, “headless CMS” does not deal…
What are the needs of the modern web designers and developers? We tried to represent them…
One of the trickiest fields to create is the date/time select. Developers often resort to simple…
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Los Angeles is notorious for commuter traffic, but these 20 eCommerce companies are worth freeway driving…
This month Fresh Resouces is going to be a bit different than the previous months. We,…
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