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WordPress

The latest WordPress news from our blog

WordPress is the world’s most popular website platform for a reason. In this section, you’ll find tips, tutorials, and insights on getting the most out of your WordPress site—whether you’re just starting out or looking to enhance your existing setup. From choosing the right plugins and themes to improving performance, security, and SEO, we cover everything you need to build and manage a powerful, user-friendly website with WordPress.
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Business
Chris Grant (he/him)

How Custom Landing Pages Can Transform Your Business in 2025

While websites are fantastic for giving a comprehensive view of your business, landing pages have a unique role to play. They’re designed to focus on one goal, whether that’s capturing leads, promoting a special offer, or encouraging users to take a specific action.

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Website Design
Chris Grant (he/him)

Choosing a Local Web Design Agency for Your Business

When it comes to creating or redesigning a website for your business, choosing the right web design agency is one of the most important decisions you’ll make.

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WordPress
Jenny O'Brien

The Shift from ACF to SCF: What It Means for WordPress Users

WordPress is a platform beloved by millions of users and developers for its flexibility, extensibility, and commitment to the open-source community. However, recent changes involving one of the most widely-used plugins, Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), have sparked debate and a significant response from developers around the world.

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Drupal
Chris Grant (he/him)

Drupal 7 End of Life: What It Means and How to Prepare

As of 5 January 2025, Drupal 7 will officially reach its end of life (EOL), bringing over 14 years of service to a close. This milestone signifies the cessation of community support, security updates, and official maintenance for Drupal 7. Website owners and administrators using Drupal 7 must act promptly to ensure their sites remain secure and functional.