Category: WordPress

The Importance of Having a Style Guide for Your WordPress Website

One fundamental, yet often overlooked, aspect pivotal to the success of your online presence is the style guide. A style guide is a comprehensive set of standards and guidelines that dictate the consistent use of design elements within a business or organization....

Why the Cheapest WordPress Development Isn’t Always the Best WordPress Development

Let’s say you’ve received a few estimates for your WordPress website, and you’re leaning towards going with the cheapest WordPress development agency. It is understandable that saving money is a priority. After all, we all have businesses to run. However, before you...

Company News – March

At WebDevStudios, we know we’re a part of something greater than ourselves. We are members of the greater WordPress community and a movement to make the web a better place for all participants. So every month, when we share our company news,...

How Using Core Web Vitals Makes Your WordPress Website Google-Friendly

Let’s face it. In today’s digital and business world, merely having a website isn’t enough. Your website must shine, dazzle, and, most importantly, be in Google’s good books. But how does one guarantee a cozy spot on Google’s favorites list? The answer,...

Traditional Versus Headless WordPress

In the evolving landscape of web development, the choice between traditional WordPress and its headless counterpart represents a crucial crossroads for developers, content creators, and business owners alike. WebDevStudios helps you make the best choice by weighing the pros and cons of...

6 Helpful WordPress Security Tips

Security in WordPress may seem like a very big challenge. After all, WordPress is a CMS platform that supports a little more than 43% of websites worldwide. While WordPress is an excellent solution when creating your website, it can be prone to...

Block Party: Exploring Interactive WordPress Blocks

Modern-day WordPress websites use an arrangement of blocks to organize and display content on a page. Some blocks come with the WordPress install, but others are custom-made by third parties. Some of these WordPress blocks are interactive. Interactive WordPress blocks refer to...

Make Your Website Fly: 10 Essential WordPress Optimization Tips

Is your WordPress site slow? Do you see visitors leave before your pages even load? If so, you’re not alone. A slow WordPress site can hurt your bottom line in a number of ways, including: Lower search engine rankings Increased bounce rates...

Why WordPress Is Still the Best Choice for Your Website

Recently, a WordPress page builder was mistakenly named as the best content management system (CMS) in 2023, even though it’s not a CMS. However, WordPress has consistently been the most dependable CMS and maintained its position as the foundation of online content...