News and Information about Website Development
If your WordPress dashboard is not displaying a “Featured Image” screen section when adding or editing a post, it might […]
WHAT IS AMP? Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) is an Open Source framework used to create faster loading mobile web pages. […]
What Is A Sitemap? Sitemaps are files that list the URLs that belong to your website. Their primary usage is […]
RequireJS is a JavaScript module loader that can help you manage JavaScript dependencies and that can also effectively speed up […]
It’s becoming increasingly important that your web pages load fast. Ideally, a web page should load in 2-3 seconds or […]
If you’ve decided to migrate your website to HTTPS, you’ve probably already realized that it isn’t necessarily a straightforward process. […]
You have a great website idea, but you don’t know how to implement it. You’ve searched on Google. You’ve asked […]
Using a Flexbox layout is a great way to fill the available space in an element. For example, say you […]
There are two approaches that we commonly use to center an element. The first approach uses the CSS margin property. […]
A common request in our website development projects is to have an image change when the mouse hovers over it. […]
Have you ever used your mobile device and visited a website that 1) looks really tiny or 2) loads really slow? With the growing popularity of mobile devices, that’s not a great first impression.
Setting up an SSL certificate for your website can be both a technical challenge and an ongoing investment. In most cases, you don’t have the technical knowledge to handle it on your own.
We build a lot of WordPress websites. Consequently, we like to use Bootstrap as part of our custom theme development […]
We regularly use Bootstrap as part of the projects that we work on together with our clients. We like the […]
INTRODUCTION Web pages are intended to be viewed and understood by people. Interpreting the content on a web page requires […]
As websites have evolved over the past 20 years, our expectations of what a website should be have also changed. […]
David Ugale
