Images and videos are a major part of any modern WordPress website. We live in strange times where visitors are drawn to more and more visuals, and yet expect more and more simplicity out of any given website that they visit.
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The footer of your website is as important as your header. Its purpose is to guide visitors by providing business information and website navigation options. However, it should not appear cluttered with too much information — it’s actually recommended to keep the design simple, with only the most important information provided.
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Your website is the digital storefront of your business, open to the public 24/7. If something happens that renders it inaccessible, then you’re losing potential customers. When your website is down, every minute that goes by is money lost. You can’t let this happen.
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You’ve probably already read about the psychology of colors or how user experience can make or break your website. You’re also probably learning about various digital marketing disciplines and how it can help you grow your web design business.
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A lot of people have been complaining over and over again about the bad WordPress search.
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Quite a large number of users modify the files in the parent theme, and that often causes problems. After you update the theme to a new version, you’ll lose your changes and you’ll have to edit the files again.
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The digital space has paved the way for many ideas to come into existence – all of which make the online experience more memorable.
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If you’ve been in the web design world long enough, chances are you’re already using, or at least have heard of, CDN.
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Blogger is a great free tool to start blogging. However, many Blogger users realize that if they want full control of their blog, then they’re better off creating their own, self-hosted WordPress blog.
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The popularity of WordPress makes it attractive to website hackers. With 25% of all websites running on WordPress, hackers find thrifty ways to take away your visitors, SEO rankings, and server resources.
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