WordPress

Creating a website is easier than ever, especially with how technology has advanced for web designers and developers. In WordPress, during the past decade, the community has seen drag and drop page builders pop up. WordPress even got an upgrade with a truer WYSIWYG editor named Gutenberg.

If you’re new to the world of building and managing websites you may have seen or heard others talk about something called ‘FTP’. Articles often mention “logging into your server via FTP'' or “accessing your website via FTP” but for those who haven’t set up a website before this can often be confusing - I know it was for me the first time around!

There’s nothing worse than finding out that people aren’t able to use your website because of their disability. So, how can you be a bit more mindful about that? In this article, you’ll learn a little bit about web accessibility, especially some common mistakes and some of the best WordPress accessibility plugins online.

When you’re building a website with WordPress, one of the things you’ll want to do is give the design a unique look. In the WordPress community, there are well over 9,000 free themes available, and even more premium paid themes. So, what makes a good WordPress theme? Well, you’ll learn that and even about some of the best free WordPress themes to choose from.

Once you’ve started your WordPress website and you’ve got enough content, it’s time to monetize your website. One way to monetize your site is with Google Adsense. In this article you’ll learn how to add Google Adsense to WordPress, with a plugin and manually.

WordPress is a very powerful content management system that allows users to create and manage a wide range of websites from simple blogs to complex ecommerce stores. However due to these capabilities, more in-depth technical knowledge is sometimes required to fix issues that may come up during the day to day management of your WordPress website.

Unsure which landing page plugin is best for your website? Check out this roundup of the top 16 WordPress landing page plugins and make an informed decision!

Keeping the door open for your visitors to contact you, helps give you an idea on how to improve your website, and overall business. Unfortunately, plopping an email address on the page isn’t the most ideal solution, so you’re going to need to look at using a contact form. In this article, you’ll learn a few solid reasons you need a contact form on your site.