Types of POS Systems for Retail
If you’re trying to figure out which POS system actually works for your retail store, you’re…
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How to reach your target audience and gain loyal customers
Marketing that tries to reach everyone usually ends up reaching no one. That doesn’t mean no…
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Building a market leader: Boost Oxygen’s ecommerce journey with Woo
Boost Oxygen is the leading seller of portable, supplemental oxygen canisters in the world. They sell…
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Building a Tangram Puzzle Using (S)CSS
For years, I thought drag-and-drop games, especially those with rotation, spatial logic, and puzzle-solving, were only…
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FOSS Weekly #25.24: Nano Tips, Wayland-only Ubuntu, End of Mint 20 and 13 Years of It’s FOSS
It’s FOSS is turning 13 this week! It was created on 14th June, 2012 as a…
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Beginner’s Guide to WordPress Website Types
WordPress is, without a doubt, one of the most–if not the most–popular Content Management Systems out…
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How to Use Gelato with Etsy: The Step by Step Guide
I’ve been working with creators and ecommerce brands (helping them build their online presence) for over…
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Learn How to Build a WordPress Block Theme Style Variation
WordPress block themes offer plenty of flexibility. You can make style and layout changes within your…
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Images For Your Site: AI Generated or Stock
Everyone who has ever had a blog, or been to a blog, knows how crucial images…
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Auto-Closing Notification Using HTML Popover
The HTML `popover` attribute transforms elements into top-layer elements that can be opened and closed with…
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8 CSS & JavaScript Snippets for Creating Sticky Elements
Modern websites often feature extensive scrolling. Long pages are common on desktop devices, but are even…
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Society6 vs Etsy: Which Is Better?
If you’re trying to sell art prints, posters, or merch online, there’s a high chance you’ve…
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Improving CSS Shapes with shape() — Part 3: Curves
This is the third post in a series about the new CSS shape() function. We’ve learned…
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Revisiting the CSS contrast-color() Function
In various countries, web accessibility is a legal requirement, with significant penalties for non-compliance. This necessitates…
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FOSS Weekly #25.23: Helwan Linux, Quarkdown, Konsole Tweaks, Keyboard Shortcuts and More Linux Stuff
There is some interesting news from this month’s desktop Linux market share update. Linux has reached…
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Can AI Site Builders Make WordPress Easier?
Getting started with WordPress is challenging. You install the app, log in, and… then what? Many…
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Exploring Creativity with HTML Dialog
Whether you like them or not, dialogue boxes effectively highlight content like alerts, messages, or newsletter…
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How to Add Custom Style Variations to WordPress Blocks
The WordPress Block Editor is infinitely extensible. For instance, you can build custom blocks to suit…
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Back to Business – Post-vacation Website Checkup
The temperatures outside wouldn’t lead you to believe it is September, but for many people, summer…
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Shopify vs Launch Cart: My Verdict for 2025
Shopify and Launch Cart are two ecommerce website builders making noise in the market — but…
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How I Run JavaScript in VS Code
In one of my earlier articles, I showed how you can preview HTML files inside Visual…
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Integrating human insight with AI-generated content: How to maintain E-E-A-T
AI tools to create content, the questions about the credibility of those tools keep popping up….
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Improved CSS Shapes with shape() — Part 2: Exploring Arcs
Ready for the second part? We’re still delving into the shape() function, specifically the arc command….
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Clicks Don’t Pay the Bills: Use This Audit Framework To Prove Content Revenue [Mozcon 2025 Speaker Series]
Vanity metrics are frustrating because they don’t treat SEO like a profit-and-loss function, where each page…
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