How to Create a WordPress Service Website (In 6 Simple Steps)
Every service website you’ve visited has several key features that tie it all together. Everything from the way they display their services, to the information they choose to include is (or should be!) the product of careful consideration. It’s a lot of work to undertake alone, which is why we decided to put together a guide to creating a WordPress service...
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How to Set Up a WordPress Poll in 3 Steps
Finding out what your users think about your content (or what they want from your website) can be a challenge....
How to Set Up Google AMP for WordPress (And Why You Should)
You need your WordPress site to load fast. Time after time, studies have shown that users want websites to load...
Andrey “Rarst” Savchenko Interview – “Let WordPress be what it wants to be!”
When we started this interview series a little while back, I never expected to see such a high level of...
EU Cookie Consents: What They Are, and How to Implement Them in WordPress
A lot of WordPress users probably aren’t aware of what EU cookie consents are, and whether they need to display them...
How to Lazy Load WordPress Images, Video, Comments + iframes
Being lazy is good. I said it. No, I'm not talking about sitting on your couch binge-watching TV shows all day. I'm talking about deciding to lazy load WordPress comments and images to boost your page load times. In this post, you'll first learn about lazy loading and its benefits, followed by how to lazy load WordPress images and comments.
How to Make the WordPress Classic Editor Look Like Your Front-End Website
The WordPress classic editor – that place where most of us used to write and format so much of our...
How to Create WordPress Pricing Tables in 5 Simple Steps
If you use WordPress to power a service website, you'll know that gaining visitors does not necessarily equal finding clients. A lot of factors go into converting visitors to paid customers, but few are as important as your prices. When it comes to presenting that information, WordPress pricing tables are one of the best tools at your disposal - here's how to set them up.