Background to WordPress WordPress was first created in 2003 and is now used to power over 60 million websites throughout the world. It is open-source software that is free to use, but has a vast array of free and premium plugins (extra bits you can add to provide specific features eg galleries, shops, members systems…
So in my last post I mentioned about the forthcoming changes of the latest version of WordPress and why I was proceeding with caution when upgrading my clients websites. I have now started to filter some updating of the easiest websites to see how that proceeds and so far so good. However, you should be…
So the latest version of WordPress will be released on 6th December – so imminently at the time of writing this. What’s so different about this that you need to write a blog post I hear you cry! A LOT! So this new version comes with a total change to the editing system within WordPress…
When I set up a new installation of WordPress, there are a lots and lots of plugins about that offer a whole myriad of features and functionality. Thats what makes WordPress so flexible and offers many opportunities for web development. But with all these choices – how do you know which ones to use? First…
I have worked with Bekonscot Model Village since 2010 when I was approached to overhaul their website. The brief at that time was that the existing website was too cluttered and visitors complained that they couldn’t find the information easily prior to visiting. And so this was the new look launched in 2011. It was…
What is an SSL Certificate? I’m sure when you’ve been shopping online you’ve noticed that shops often have website addresses that start with https:// instead of http:// and also some of them show their web address or company name in green and show a tiny padlock in the address bar. Its especially used on banks…
Asprey Harris are an insurance broker who deliver a personal approach to insurance which is very different to the online supermarket websites and they needed to communicate this via their website. They also wanted to make it mobile-friendly and were looking for an easy administrative system to enable them to post regular news items. So…
Helen had a clear brief and lots of content she wanted to include. She has different offerings to individuals compared to commercial organisations and so we decided to use the Home page to clearly appeal to the different client groups. We used some clear navigation to support this and images to break up the content…