Category: WordPress

5 Ways to Make Your WordPress Site More Accessible

Why You Should Care About Accessibility An accessible website means it is properly designed and coded in such a way that all users can access the same resources regardless of abilities. Simply put, an accessible website means that all users regardless of...

How to Fix These 5 Common WordPress Errors

Do these sound familiar? White screen of death. Locked out of the admin. 404 not found. 500 internal server error. I could go on and on, but these are some of the most common errors and issues you will encounter when dealing...

5 Steps to Migrating Your WordPress Site

Is your website running slower than a puppy pulling a freight train? For first steps to remedy the situation, check out our blog post on Diagnosing a Slow WordPress Site. If your site is still running slow, it might be time to...

Diagnosing a Slow WordPress Site

Sluggish Website So, your WordPress website is running slow? Back in 2014, the average user would wait up to five seconds for a website to load before abandoning your website. Just a few short years later, that number is now under three...

Going to Your First WordPress Meetup?
Here’s What You Need to Know

One of the greatest things about WordPress is the community of developers, designers, and users who join forces to improve the platform and support one another to get the most out of it. That means that anyone, including you, can find a...

A Better, Cleaner Way to Render HTML with JavaScript

As a team of WordPress developers, we often stumble upon a task where we need to request a set of data using AJAX and render it to the browser. Most of the the time we do it like this: View the code...

Website Project Problems You Might Encounter

Committing to a new website or a website rebuild brings on a roller coaster of emotions. There is usually excitement over a new functionality or an updated look and sometimes apprehension over the content on your current site. You will certainly feel...

Headless WordPress: Taking Posts Anywhere

What Does Headless WordPress Mean? WordPress as a content management system (CMS) is a platform for creating and managing your digital content. Your digital content can take the form of blog posts, events, products, team members, locations, and essentially anything you consider...

Get Started Making Your Own WP-CLI Commands

Have you ever wanted to generate hundreds of user accounts or publish thousands of posts to your blog without ever once logging into your WordPress dashboard? You can do that and so much more with WordPress Command Line Interface (WP-CLI). What is...