Posts Tagged ‘themes’
WordPress Trends for 2023
WordPress has grown into an international powerhouse platform powering nearly half of every website worldwide. Part of that growth, undoubtedly, comes from its ease of use and accessibility for website builders of all levels. But the other reason for WordPress’ popularity is that it’s constantly improving, developing, and adding new features. WordPress stays at the…
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How the Right Theme Can Increase Conversions
It is often perceived that investing in SEO will fast-track you to a heavy stream of organic traffic and conversions. But while you may generate greater traffic volume, it does not mean you will have a corresponding increase in conversions. The reason is simple. Your website and the environment you create around your brand govern…
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Are You Ready to Move to Full Site Editing?
Making the move to Full Site Editing (FSE) isn’t as terrifying as most might think. By now, everyone using WordPress should be adapted to using the Block Editor system. The truth is, though, that many are reluctant to use the newer editor system as the Classic Editor continues to rank in the top five frequently…
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Web Design for The Ethical Society
We recently had the opportunity to work on a web design and development project with The Ethical Society of St. Louis. An Ethical Society is organized similarly to a religious organization. Instead of being focused on the worship of a specific deity the society focuses on the betterment of people and upholding ethical practices in…
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WordCamp Las Vegas 2010: Child Themes vs. Theme Frameworks
Brandon speaks at WordCamp Las Vegas 2010 discussing the pros and cons of using child themes versus using theme frameworks.
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