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What to Do When Your Website Faces a Major Software Change

What to Do When Your Website Faces a Major Software Change

The web is in a constant state of change. What we build today will inevitably need to adapt tomorrow. And the challenge of keeping up is only growing. Modern websites…

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What to Do When Your Website Faces a Major Software Change

What to Do When Your Website Faces a Major Software Change

The web is in a constant state of change. What we build today will inevitably need to adapt tomorrow. And the challenge of keeping up is only growing. Modern websites…

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Better Web Security Means Less Convenience – For Now

Better Web Security Means Less Convenience – For Now

We discuss the balance between increased web security and user convenience, analyzing how this impacts everyday online interactions.

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Here’s Why You Should Always Log Out of WordPress

Here’s Why You Should Always Log Out of WordPress

Learn why logging out of WordPress is crucial for security. A report reveals 60% of hacks stem from stolen session cookies. Simple steps can prevent this risk.

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Here’s Why You Should Always Log Out of WordPress

Here’s Why You Should Always Log Out of WordPress

Learn why logging out of WordPress is crucial for security. A report reveals 60% of hacks stem from stolen session cookies. Simple steps can prevent this risk.

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How to Create & Manage Block Patterns in WordPress

How to Create & Manage Block Patterns in WordPress

WordPress block patterns are among its most versatile design features. They provide readymade layouts for all manner of uses. And it seems like there is no end to their possibilities….

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Dos & Don’ts for the WordPress Block Editor

Dos & Don’ts for the WordPress Block Editor

After building quite a few sites with WordPress blocks, I want to share a few things I’ve learned along the way.

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What’s Slowing Down Your WordPress Website?

What’s Slowing Down Your WordPress Website?

Troubleshooting slow page loads on your WordPress website? Here are a few simple tips to help identify and address performance issues.

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How to Build a 404 Page with the WordPress Site Editor

How to Build a 404 Page with the WordPress Site Editor

We show you how the WordPress Site Editor can help you build a custom 404 page. Don’t take your 404 page for granted!

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What’s in a Word? WordPress Terminology at a Crossroads

What’s in a Word? WordPress Terminology at a Crossroads

WordPress tends to struggle with messaging. Could it harm its long-term future? What could be done to create a more user-friendly vocabulary?

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