Category: WordPress

Let’s start off by telling the truth: Creating new content is the hardest part of a web design project and often times presents an ever-present

I recently got to thinking about how it is that professionals and even masters as well, can tend towards putting themselves last. It’s way too

I love arming myself with data about when and why to make website design decisions. As a web designer, it is important to be able to

  It was 2009 and I was sitting on the floor between sessions at WordCamp Birmingham, talking to Matt Mullenweg, founder of WordPress.  An announcement

I was talking to a friend of mine about a WordPress website someone did at a company she works with and the programmer did not

In last week’s blog post, I talked about the learning curve designers go through when getting started.  The model shows the various stages on your

Often when a designer is creating a website, sales page, brochure or other marketing collateral, they need to insert temporary content while waiting for the

Wouldn’t you hate waking up one morning to find your website hacked, or riddled with some terrible virus? Yeah, I thought so. That would be