What It’s Like to Participate in a WordPress Contributor Day
WordPress community members are often encouraged to contribute to the project. That makes plenty of sense. The software is open-source and relies on both sponsored and volunteer contributors. It’s what…
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5 WordPress Side Projects To Help You Learn & Grow
Learning new skills on the job can be difficult for web designers. And client projects aren’t an ideal place for experimentation. What if something goes wrong? You could be stuck…
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Do Clients Need To Know How Their Website Works?
We explore the challenges in educating clients about their websites. Along the way, we share thoughts on why knowing it all isn’t all that great.
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WordPress Offers Two Very Different Paths: That’s a Good Thing
Do we go with a battle-tested classic theme or opt for a newfangled block theme? Do we embrace the Block Editor or stick with the trusty Classic flavor?
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WordPress Offers Two Very Different Paths: That’s a Good Thing
Do we go with a battle-tested classic theme or opt for a newfangled block theme? Do we embrace the Block Editor or stick with the trusty Classic flavor?
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WordPress Turns 20: Its Secrets of Success
Let’s pretend we’re back in the year 2003. You and I are sitting in a coffee shop. And I casually mention this new blogging software called WordPress. We discuss some…
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Should a Block Theme Power Your Next WordPress Project?
Block themes have now been a part of the WordPress ecosystem for a few years. And with the WordPress Site Editor moving out of beta, I thought it might be…
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Should a Block Theme Power Your Next WordPress Project?
Block themes have now been a part of the WordPress ecosystem for a few years. And with the WordPress Site Editor moving out of beta, I thought it might be…
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How to Plan a Redesign of a WordPress Multisite Network
There’s a lot to love about WordPress multisite. It allows for hosting multiple websites on a single installation of the content management system (CMS). And it offers a great way…
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How to Use Block Template Parts in a Classic WordPress Theme
We show you how you can use block template parts within a classic WordPress theme, and how you can implement it on your website.
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