There are many reasons to look for a remote WordPress developer to join your digital agency’s team. The agencies that reach out to us typically have more work coming in than they can deliver, and don’t want to, or cannot, hire developers to work from their office location. Two ways to outsource WordPress development We Read More »
Before you embark on the exciting phase of designing a new website for yourself or your client, it’s important to plan the website structure for it. Here are the reasons why you want to do that before you proceed developing anything else: More website traffic. Over 50% of all website traffic comes from search according Read More »
We thought we’d help you prepare for spring cleaning season 2020, and help you make money while doing so. How? Migrate websites to WordPress for your old clients. If you’ve been in the web game for a while, you may be familiar with this scenario: Client: It’s David. My website’s breaking down again and I Read More »
Being a digital project manager is a tough job. You’re often the coordinator who needs to manage a client, a creative, and an engineer under a tight deadline. We work with WordPress project managers every day, and we’ve learned a few things about WordPress project management. So what do experienced PMs do differently to make Read More »
Pixel perfect web development means “coding a website to match the web designs pixel by pixel”. In reality, this is achievable only for a fixed set of screen resolutions, so the general meaning of the term is “web development that follows the web designer’s intent perfectly”. “Pixel perfect” has been widely criticized as a concept Read More »
WordPress development services are offered by agencies, freelancers, remote outsourcing companies, local development companies, and probably anybody who knows how to use site builders by this point. Thanks to the high level of standardization around the WordPress CMS, WordPress development services are well suited for outsourcing, generally speaking. Frankly, that’s why WordPress outsourcing is what Read More »
The terms “custom WordPress theme” and “WordPress theme customization” are semantically similar. But to us who work with custom WordPress development on a daily basis, they are very different. We’ve noticed that even some established web agencies and WordPress development companies cannot separate the two, so let’s get the terms straight. A clear taxonomy is Read More »
As the CEO of what might look like a normal digital agency at first glance, I get tons of emails from outsourcing companies that want to offer their development services to us. Two things that usually come up as key benefits are low WordPress developer rates and a wide range of technologies offered besides WordPress. Read More »
Introduction to ADA compliance It takes a lot of thought and effort to develop a professional WordPress site, we know since that’s what we help agencies do. You need to think about the many interacting parts. The copy, the imagery, the functionality, and how to make the overall design pull all of that together and Read More »
This year we’re proud to sponsor WordCamp US in St. Louis, MO. It’s the world’s largest event for WordPress fanatics like ourselves, and we’re likely up there among the largest WordPress-only development companies in the world with our 50 developers. WordCamps are very inclusive, and the widespread users of WordPress are reflected in the participants Read More »
After months of exploration, design, and development you’re finally ready to go live with your client’s new website. Voila! “It looks great, but I checked it on Google PageSpeed and I have only 62 on mobile. Can you get it up to 100?” Oh boy. What’s a good answer here? To implement changes at this Read More »
This past weekend was a steamy one in Boston with temperatures almost hitting 100 degrees and humidity ratings around 80%. The hot temperatures didn’t stop WordCamp Boston, hosted at Boston University, from having a great turn out of WordPress fans eager to learn the latest trends around their favorite CMS and participate in the WordPress Read More »
