Category: WordPress

  • Weekly round-up of WordPress news – Vol 4

    Weekly round-up of WordPress news – Vol 4

    Another week and more great content in the WordPress world. Here are 6 articles which caught our eye in the last week. Asking the right questions for accelerated productivity, clarity and growth – Alex Denning We are great believers in better questions leading to better answers. Here, Alex explores the questions that he asks to…

  • What to do when you get a big name client who wants to use WordPress

    What to do when you get a big name client who wants to use WordPress

    Sometimes you get that big client in, you know the one that you always wanted, the one you have been pitching too for months, but the one that makes you scared with what needs doing. They tell you they want you to build a WordPress site for them and you panic. ‘We haven’t built anything…

  • WordPress 4.7.4 released

    WordPress 4.7.4 released

    You may have woken up emails from WordPress and that typically means one thing… A new version of WordPress was released yesterday which was a maintenance release that fixes 47 issues that have arisen since version 4.7 was released. Unlike recent updates, which were more security issue based, this update is more about compatibility and…

  • What’s in it for me (or how we make your business more money)

    What’s in it for me (or how we make your business more money)

    In yesterday’s blog post I talked about everything we do as a business to give you the best possible service. We used fancy terms like Github repositories, staging areas and coding standards. We talked about our tried and tested ‘process’, but what does that really mean for you and your business? More importantly, how can…

  • When you work with us, this is what you get

    When you work with us, this is what you get

    We like to think that we deliver something pretty amazing for all our clients. So, what is this down to? Over the last 5 years, we have developed our fine-tuned process for developing and launching successful WordPress websites and this is something that is still evolving as we find new and improved ways of working.…

  • Weekly round up of WordPress news – Vol 2

    Weekly round up of WordPress news – Vol 2

    Here is our second weekly roundup of interesting stories from around WordPress: Making WordPress accessible – WPMU Dev Accessibility really matters and it still seems to be something that is an afterthought in WordPress websites. Here is a great guide for making your WordPress site accessible. CMB2 is now being worked on by 3 big…

  • 20 WordPress influencers that you must follow on Twitter

    20 WordPress influencers that you must follow on Twitter

    Some people you just have to follow if you want to delve deeper into WordPress and below are 20 influencers that need to be on your Twitter follow list. This is by no means an exhaustive list and this could easily have been a top 100, such is the wealth of WordPress experts out there.…

  • Why we never use the word ‘busy’ in our business

    Why we never use the word ‘busy’ in our business

    We have banned the word busy. We don’t use it anymore. We are not busy. Busy seems to have become one of those words which people use to make themselves appear important or as a reason (excuse) for not doing something. Its overused and we think it’s irrelevant. You know the way it gets put…

  • Weekly round up of WordPress news

    Weekly round up of WordPress news

    A lot happens in a week, here are a few things that caught our attention in the last week. WordPress Performance Testing: Why, How & Which Tools to Use – WP Explorer This is a great article about what tools to use to test your WordPress site for site speed. We have typically used GT Matrix…

  • The top 10 questions to ask a WordPress developer. The last one will surprise you

    The top 10 questions to ask a WordPress developer. The last one will surprise you

    Knowing the right questions to ask a prospective WordPress developer can be a bit of a minefield, as what people say can be a lot different to what they can deliver for your company. So you do you go about finding the right WordPress developers? You ask the right questions… Here are the top 10…