WordPress Woocommerce Acquisition should be great news for e-commerce industry. Matt Mullenweg high on WordPress Woocommerce acquisition "In an email discussing the acquisition and how it might impact current WooCommerce…
Fast, Cheap, Good - Pick Two. This old adage relates to most project based businesses and website projects are no different. A great website won't be built with all three…
There are many factors which drive website costs. Some are obvious while some are more nuanced. In this post we will discuss design-driven impacts on website costs. Berkshire Direct is…
Mobile ready websites have been gaining importance in recent years as traffic from mobile devices has moved past the 50% mark. Google’s announcement on February 26, 2015 creates an even…
So we were tasked with providing a demo for BBB (BigBlueButton) , a free open-source extensively featured conference and training system. However, we are a Hyper-V house, and although we…
John Rampton wrote this great blog post on Entrepreneur.com. We love it because it goes way past the typical "top ten reasons" list of why to choose WordPress for your…
Nearly two months ago WordPress 4.0 was released. It came with tons of new improvements like an enhanced post editor, improved internationalization support, embed previews, etc. WordPress 4.1 is expected to be released in the second week of December, 2014. It is coming with lots of changes and a new default theme. In this article, we will show you what’s coming in WordPress 4.1 with features and screenshots. You can test the beta version on your computer or in a staging environment by using the WordPress Beta Tester plugin.
Jetpack is a great plugin which I use and recommend. Another version is Slim Jetpack which enables most features except for the ones which need to connect to the WordPress.com servers. Jetpack have just released a new feature named Omni Search. It basically searches everything on your WordPress installation including posts, pages, comments and plugins.
Yesterday Google officially announced the latest addition to its search engine results pages: mobile friendly labels. With the number of mobile users constantly on the rise, it is little surprise the latest changes were implemented with mobile users in mind.
Software as a Service (SaaS) is a hot topic of conversation. And increasingly WordPress has become involved in this discussion. Here, we will look at specific reasons why you may want to consider using WordPress to power your SaaS — or perhaps power part of your SaaS. But before we dig in, what on earth does SaaS mean?