Gutenberg 6.4: Bringing New Features to Block Editing
Since its debut in 2019, WordPress’s block-based editor, Gutenberg, has seen a remarkable evolution. More is set to happen in…
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Headless WordPress: Insights to an Innovative Web Architecture
Around 8 years ago, a Headless Content Management System (CMS) gained momentum with innovative architecture, profoundly impacting web development. Instead…
Tips for Better WordPress Core Vitals in 2024
WordPress Core web vitals are one of the most important aspects of website performance. They are a set of measures…
How to Enhance Your Website with WordPress Redirect Plugins
Website content and structure evolve rapidly and encountering broken links is almost inevitable. These broken links can disrupt the user…
Exploring WordPress Website Maintenance Cost
At White Label Agency, we classify our WordPress website maintenance cost into four categories: small, medium, large, and custom plans.…
Transforming Your Site Performance: From Slow Start to Fast Finish
A potential customer visits your website, but the pages load slowly. Frustration sets in within seconds, and they leave, taking…
Web Developer Hiring for Advanced WordPress Services
Web developer hiring is a frustrating process. Add day-to-day agency processes and projects that have to be managed and finding…
Enhancing Your Aesthetics: Best WordPress Plugins for Design
Creating a design and its aesthetics is about creating experiences that resonate. For agencies familiar with WordPress, the difference between…
Why Migrate Squarespace to WordPress? A Guide for Agencies
Two decades ago, Squarespace made an impact in the market, garnering attention with its user-friendly interface. The straightforward design propelled…
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