WordPress used to be a blogging platform, but it’s adapted well over the years and become extremely versatile, allowing users to create fully functional sites of any category. It’s also an open source software, meaning it’s completely free, redistributable, and offers unlimited validity.
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In the coming months, businesses are going to become more reliant than ever on their digital strategy. Without wanting to sound too alarmist, in many cases it will be the deciding factor in whether they make it through the tough times ahead. The unprecedented, almost-total disappearance of all channels related to live events and conferences,
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There are many strategies that could be useful regardless of whether the shop is selling something that’s tangible (e.g. products or food) or provides some kind of service (beauty salon, gym or yoga studio).
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Below is a mix of advice we have been given and how some of our team are handling the closedown. We will be working but assuming we won’t be as busy we also have other plans. Either way we will be spending more time at home with people we may not spend as much time
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New research has revealed that WordPress is the top content management system (CMS) among enterprise businesses using two or more CMSs and it is also the dominant CMS for headless technology applications. WP Engine’s new report, titled “The Rise of Multi CMS, WordPress and Headless in the Enterprise”, found that using a CMS is no longer optional
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WordPress is the most popular website builder in the world, but it isn’t the only one. Easy to use, drag and drop page builders like Wix offer site owners with no technical background the tools to create attractive, fully functional sites within minutes. Wix and self-hosted WordPress both make beautiful sites, but they are very
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