Development

When designing a website, one of the most common questions is:👉 “Should we put all our information on a few big pages or separate content into many focused pages?“ The answer? Think of your website like a library. Research on web user behavior confirms that people expect to find information instantly online. Unlike reading a…

If you’re looking for the “best” domain registrars, it depends on what you prioritize: pricing, security, DNS performance, or bundled services. Here’s a breakdown of the best companies to register a domain from, including pros/cons and ideal use cases. 🏆 “Best” Domain Registrars by Category Registrar Best For Starting Price Pros Cons Google Domains (now…

If you want to run WordPress at an enterprise level: fast, secure, and scalable, this guide covers top-tier hosting, caching, security, and performance tuning to make WP run like a high-end SaaS platform 🚀. 🖥️ Best Enterprise-Level WordPress Hosting Providers Enterprise WP sites need dedicated resources, global scaling, and top-notch security. These are the best…

There’s a lot of unnecessary WP bashing out there! The truth is, WordPress dominates because it’s flexible, scalable, and widely supported. Most of the criticism comes from: Why WordPress Still Wins for Many Use Cases It’s used by the biggest brands & media companies (if TIME, TechCrunch, and PlayStation trust it, it’s good enough for…

It is possible, and recommended, to use Schema.org’s validator to check your sites structured data markup. Schema.org provides a standardized vocabulary for structured data markup, helping search engines better understand and display web content. By implementing schema markup, websites can enhance their visibility in search results through rich snippets, knowledge panels, and other SERP features….

Hey, hey, hey… a little SEO and accessibility tip: Use Google’s Rich Results Test to validate your site’s schema data markup. If you are interested in schema, check out schema.org. Super interesting and super important behind-the-scenes part of identifying your sites purpose and the items within.

A couple of reads that have accumulated dust on my desk. Finally had some breathing room to dive into them over the weekend. Very interesting and necessary information for someone that builds sites, or uses the internet/networks. You can find these at: Linux Basics for Hackers and How Cybersecurity Really Works

Someone did a demo of this on a WP Meetup yesterday evening. It is exponentially more useful than VS Code with CoPilot or GPT-4o alone. Most, if not all, of the major LLMs are available in agent and other modes to assist with debugging and development.