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…
Did you just jump on the WordPress development bandwagon and built some great plugins? You might have even submitted them to the WordPress.org plugin repository, so as to make the plugins available to WP community users. But plugin development is not a cupcake and you certainly would have invested in a lot of your time…
Figure out what you need, check out the official sources, free repositories for fresh and supported products and searching trustworthy sources and people connected to WordPress.org for recommendations.
Simplicity is what gives you space and time to do the things you find important, things that matter to you both professionally and personally. Two ways to achieve simplicity: start with chaos and take away the things you don’t needor start with minimal, stable frame and add the things you need as you need them.
It’s not easy giving timely support through various channels and monitoring them all. Some prefer the discreetness of emails, others just want quick support access right where they bought the WordPress product.
We know it’s beyond possible to please everyone, but we believe self-hosted customer support will be the best solution for you and us. What do you think?
