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February 4, 2015April 13, 2019 by Gary Dek

Blog Design Tips to Improve the User Experience

With as much time as you spend researching, writing, formatting and publishing amazing content, you deserve to have your work appreciated. Unfortunately, the stark truth is that many blogs with excellent content don’t get read because of one often overlooked aspect of blogging: design. Whether you’re an amateur learning how to start a blog or…

WordPress 4.1: What Are We Going to Watch

WordPress 4.0 came quite a while back, praised for its tons of improvements, updates, and functionalities to make the lives of WordPress users easy and delightful. Now, the core team of WordPress is ready to establish another milestone with its next big release in the form WordPress 4.1. There are some great visible changes and…

How Does WordPress Compare to Its Contestants?

WordPress is, without a doubt, the most used Content Management System (CMS) in the world. In fact, statistics provided by W3Techs shows that WordPress has a market share of 61%, with an absolute usage percentage of over 23 per cent, meaning that almost a quarter of all the websites in the world use this CMS.…

How to Get Rid of the WordPress eCommerce Hassles

WordPress, for all its amazing features and capabilities, can sometimes be a pain to work with, especially for the folks who are novices to the workings of web world. The challenges get bigger and tougher with WordPress-powered eCommerce websites. The challenges, more often than not, have something to do with the security facets of website,…

8 Actionable Tips to Properly Design Your WordPress Blog

Designing your blog can feel like a daunting task, but just like starting a blog, it can be easy if you have the right resources. Usually when I hear the word “design” I start dusting off my old HTML textbooks, but luckily this isn’t that kind of design (it could be). We’re here to talk…