After 4 months, just as many betas, two security releases for rather alarming vulnerabilities later, we finally have WordPress 4.5. And we love how it turned out after all. Yes, it’s named after a jazz prodigy (it’s a WP tradition) Coleman Hawkins. I would suggest you pull up ‘Body and Soul’ on iTunes and keep […]
There’s more to social media than virtual socializing. With over half the global population on some social platform (except MySpace… because UGH), it’d be downright bizarre for you and your business to stay away from it. Statistically, there’s a high chance that at least half of your target audience is constantly tweeting, checking Newsfeeds, uploading […]
Entropy: The doctrine that says disorder and degeneration is inevitable. Like a brave man’s efforts to keep a dorm room habitable as it gets steadily filthier by the hour, websites need consistent maintenance and upkeep to stay in top functioning form. WordPress websites, while extremely user-friendly, are no different. You need to make an effort. […]
Growth is a process of a trial and error. Replace ‘growth’ with ‘Conversion Rate Optimization’ (CRO) and the quote still holds true. CRO is the marketer term for UX. And no matter how many resources and case studies you’ve read online on Creating a better User Experience, if you’re any good at reading between the […]
Before we start with How, let’s see exactly Why it’s important to focus on performance. After a series of server-delay experiments conducted over a span of 4-6 weeks: Bing’s findings show strong negative impact on number of clicks, user experience, and revenue generated/user proportional to time delays of just milliseconds. Google found out that interaction […]
WordPress 4.5, scheduled for final release this April, is much anticipated in the avid-user and developer communities for various reasons. Here’s a full list of what can we expect: The following features are currently (as in: at the time of writing this) being developed as plugins. Some of them may not roll out with 4.5 […]
Beloved open-source platform WordPress has evolved beyond its rustic beginnings as a simple blogging tool, even though it still adheres to the notion 13-odd years since the initial launch. Following this trajectory, current development trends, and some sentiments in the community after the #wpdrama debacle of last year, we can confidently pinpoint a few milestones […]
In 2 months since 4.4 Clifford’s release in December 2015, WordPress has released 2 major security updates, the second one a few hours ago (at the time of writing). This post lists those fixes and why you should update to 4.4.2 immediately (if you haven’t already). The Fixes: Two major security issues and 19 bugs […]
Disclaimer: We are WordPress developers, so of course we swear by this platform. After reading this, you will too. I have been a web developer since before WordPress existed. After 10 years of being spoilt by WYSIWYG and charmingly easy-to-use admin interfaces, I have 5 irrefutable reasons why you should be making the switch from […]
The latest version of WordPress, version 4.4 Clifford, was released on December 9*, 2015. Through a host of beta releases and updates, the much anticipated new WordPress was finally released. WordPress 4.4 Clifford comes your way with quite a few new features, here we take a look at some of them, EMBEDS Up until now, […]
