In the first part of this two-part series, we looked at why user experience (UX) is so important, along with general steps you can take to improve it within your WordPress environment. Examples are functionality and design. This second part examines more specific steps you can take to improve UX – such as fixing 404… Read more »
There would seem to be two sides to user experience – that of the user doing the experiencing, and that of the service provider attempting to create a certain experience or reaction in the user. However, it is a little more complex than that, since there are actually multiple parties on the side of crafting… Read more »
WordPress is not an umbrella technology used by the entire web – but it is pretty close. It underscores 29.0% of all sites assessed in the continually updated Web Technology Surveys market-share data. As a tool, WordPress is a content management system (CMS) that simplifies website management. Although a CMS is fundamentally centered on… Read more »
While WordPress excels as a blogging platform because that was its original intended function, it has become increasingly sophisticated as a general tool to build websites. You could create an e-commerce shop, a portfolio, or a business site in this way. Note that you could easily include (either upfront or at whatever point) a… Read more »