We’ve all heard the client horror stories. You know, the ones that bring to mind a certain comic from The Oatmeal? Still, if you’re a client and unsure of what goes into the development process, coming to a place of understanding means viewing things from the developer’s perspective. To help out clients (and give devs some peace of mind), we’ve put together a list of nine things WordPress developers wish clients knew about the site design and development process. A look through this list ought to act as a bit of validation for devs and be highly informative for current or […]
An Introduction To Technical SEO For WordPress Websites
SEO seems to be getting more and more complex with every year. Already a bit of a mystery for many site owners, the fact that this field is constantly changing surely doesn’t make things any easier. Trying to stay on top in order to keep your website afloat in the search rankings can result in lots of sleepless nights. To conquer this feeling of uncertainty, it’s a good idea to take a step back and start from the very beginning. In the case of search engine optimization, that means looking at what is called technical SEO, which is the basis […]
What’s New In WordPress: 3/7/2016
Have a news tip or an upcoming event you’d like to see in our weekly ‘What’s New In WordPress’ roundup? Write us at [email protected]. 11 Unknown WordPress Features: You may not have heard of these features, but you’ll be glad you know them now. This Part Of My Life Is Called WordPress: This story by WordPress developer Ahmad Awais is about falling in love with WordPress and is definitely worth the read. WordPress 4.5 Beta 2 Now Available: Get involved and start testing now. Tribute To Alex King: Watch this amazing video interview with Alex King. The Best Free Themes From February: […]
Torque Toons: Plugin Madness 2016
Go to pluginmadness.com to vote for your favorite WordPress plugins! Also, don’t forget to check out our other editorial cartoons!
“No Frameworks” Policy In WP Plugin Directory: Is It Justified?
If you have been following WordPress news of late, you might be aware of the recent policy change introduced by the plugin review team last week: from now on, no frameworks will make it to the WordPress plugin repository. The already accepted and approved framework plugins shall continue to exist, but no new ones are going to find their way in there. So, why this dislike for framework plugins? And what happens now? More importantly, is this decision justified? Prelude In a post titled “Please do not submit frameworks,” Mika Epstein of the plugin review team posted this: The plugin repository […]

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