We write on coding, WordPress, and web development all the time – but we’re not the only people in the world who create epic content for web developers and webmasters who are dabbling in code. So – we also suggest you check out these three web development blogs: Sitepoint, CSS Tricks, and A List Apart. These blogs all challenge me to be a better writer and a coder.
Feel free to read our Development blogs below and we’ll keep on digging up and solving interesting web development problems, and finding awesome web development and WordPress development opportunities and solution. We’re grateful for your attention, and excited to serve our readers in the future!
It isn’t the early 2000s anymore. There is no excuse for having a poor design on your website. Web designers…
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A friend recently asked me – “what makes a great WordPress Developer?” Having written a book on WordPress development, I…
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Have you ever been part of a website design project where the mockups looked great, but the website (once developed),…
Technology companies often have the most fun when it comes to their website designs. They have A/B tested them, analyzed…
Responsive web design is the art of creating a website that conforms to different devices and allows people to see…
There was once a time when it was enough to put a website on a server to provide relatively stable…
Today, businesses have an incredible selection of options when it comes to hosting their websites, mail server or web application….
WordPress is reimagining its post content editor in a big way. This decision will come with some necessary casualties, TinyMCE…
