There is a strong link between your website’s user experience and amount of traffic. User experience (UX) is how users behave and feel when they’re using your site. For 83 percent of consumers, a seamless experience across all devices is important. Considering the UX should be one of your main goals when developing your site. If you’re unable to provide a positive journey for users, you will not retain your existing customers or bring in new users. Here is how you can enhance the user experience on your WordPress site: Make your navigation easy to use People who navigate through […]
Torque Toons: Ineffective Lifehacks
Never forget to capitalize the “P” in “WordPress” again, with this simple lifehack.
5 Best Ways to Add Social Media Icons to Your WordPress Website or Blog
You work hard to create a professional website with educational content. You don’t want to get buried under all the other sites on the web. That’s where social media comes in handy. If you can create a customer base on Facebook or Twitter they’ll get your updates every day, and you’ll always be top of mind. Better yet, they might even share you work to their follower base. However, you need to make it as easy as possible for readers to access your social accounts. You can do this by adding social media buttons directly into your posts. Adding social […]
4 Things You Can Do With Gutenberg That You Can’t Do With The Classic Editor
With the release of Gutenberg in v5.0, millions of people have to decide whether to opt for Gutenberg or stay with the Classic Editor plugin, formerly known as Tiny MCE. Though Classic Editor may seem like the safe choice, you can do much more with Gutenberg. To be sure, while Gutenberg has been in development for two years, it’s very much in its infancy. Its release was delayed to squash as many bugs as possible before WordPress users start using it. One purpose of Gutenberg is to make it easier to create rich page content. To that end, Gutenberg – […]
Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP): A 2019 Primer
Mobile browsing has become the primary way most people use the internet. As such, any developer who’s not taking a mobile-first approach is likely going to let their clients down. Fortunately, if you’re new to mobile-first development, there are plenty of easy solutions you can put in place. One of the most important is Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP). We’ve talked about this subject previously on the blog, but three years down the line, it’s time to revisit the topic and look at how the technology has evolved. In this post, we’ll look at AMP and why it matters in more detail. […]

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