I’ll tell you why spending $7-12k for a content management system (CMS) for your website is a thing of the past, and what other cost-effective shortcuts you can take to build your site for less.
Traditionally, blog posts have some sort of signature or about function built into the template that displays a snippet about the author somewhere in the post or sidebar. I recently reconsidered this functionality after reading the post Is Google Stealing Authors’ Copyright With Buzz?, because building a signature into the template works well for easily [...]
It seems like there are a million Twitter plugins and widgets for Wordpress, but many are outdated, no longer updated, don’t work in Wordpress 2.9.x, or are just plain useless. To help you separate the wheat from the chaff, I’ve compiled this list of ten useful plugins and widget to get your Twitter account playing [...]
I just did it again — I’m doing some major structural changes to a site and I forgot to take screenshots of the original before I started breaking it down. It’s the second time in 2 weeks!
Why is this important, you may ask? It’s simple: Your current work is the best source you have for [...]
This fun and flirty version of the Woo Theme "Abstract" has gone through several versions since its launch — from brochure site to long-form sales page, it has retained its sense of style and marketing power.
For the Wedding Planner to the Wildly Romantic, I made a site that would showcase Callandra Caufield’s services with beautiful imagery and unique touches.
A style mismatch between one company’s e-commerce site and their blog? Not anymore, thanks to a WordPress blog overhaul from That PHP Girl. Now the blog and ZenCart site are in perfect harmony!
Where does the social media savy bride go these days? To the internet to find the best tips and trends on wedding travel, courtesy of Brides with Passports, of course!
A serious business that provides secure, reliable technology consulting needs a well-organized site to convey their unique marketing points — which is why the IT Support Department came to me for help on a redesign of their existing site.
Today is part one of a three-part article on using Wordpress for E-Commerce. My goal is to create a sort of how-is-that-done series on using Wordpress as an easy content management tool for selling actual products. Some of these techniques can be implemented by anyone, whether you are an advanced programmer or a beginner to [...]
