Website Design

The WordPress CMS does a lot out of the box, but if you want to add functionality to your site beyond simple blogging tools, you’ll need to use WordPress plugins.

Many programming languages offer ways to improve the development process. One example is the use of language libraries, such as JavaScript’s jQuery. The jQuery library is an amazing way to shorten and simplify website development.

Keywords make all the difference in search engine results pages (SERPs). That’s why figuring out how to add keywords to WordPress is crucial to your site’s success. 
Consider two searches: “How to build a website” and “how to fix a website.” While they’re almost identical, one word is different. This word — or keyword — refines search parameters. Consequently, the first search will return results that provide information on website building tools and technologies, while the second will offer suggestions to help address specific issues.

This means that for your WordPress site to get noticed, you need to identify relevant keywords and incorporate them into your content effectively. Then, when your target audience performs a search, your site appears (ideally) on the first search results page.
Not sure where to get started? This guide will cover how to add keywords to WordPress.

What are keywords — and why do they matter in WordPress?
How to Add Keywords to WordPress
How to Add Keywords to WordPress with a Plugin
Optimize Your WordPress Site to Boost Your Ranking

A WYSIWYG editor — short for “What You See Is What You Get” editor— is a major asset when building or making changes to a website.

Every website you’ve visited can be split into two parts: the stuff that you see — including pages and content — and everything else you don’t.

Understanding how to navigate through HTML and CSS properties is the best way to shake up your website design skills. Whether you are a new developer or an experienced one brushing up on your skills, it is important to stay in line with some of the fundamental rules and structures of web development. Building even the most basic website can get very tricky without a good grasp of HTML and CSS.

If you’ve ever tried to share code snippets in WordPress, then you may have struggled to get a WordPress code block to appear in your pages and posts.

Whether you’re building a site from scratch or with the Bootstrap CSS framework, you’ll need to have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS to create and customize your layouts.

Online shopping is becoming more popular every year — total retail ecommerce sales are expected to pass $1 trillion in the U.S. alone by the end of 2022. That’s a lot of Crocs. (People are still buying Crocs, right?)

Recently, I tried to order some furniture online. I picked out the piece I wanted, went to my shopping cart, entered all my details, and was about to pay when suddenly a warning popped up: This item is not available in your country.