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When building a WordPress website, you need a theme that has the power and flexibility to let you create something unique. Instead of being boxed in with a few skimpy... The post Build It Your Way with the Composer WordPress Theme <span class="sponsored_text">Sponsored</span> appeared first on Speckyboy Web Design Magazine.

In a new short series of posts, we highlight some of the useful tools and techniques for developers and designers. Recently we've covered HTML Emails and SVG Generators. This time we look into different kinds of tools to help you streamline your accessibility testing process. Don't miss the next one.

It seems like the demand to get more work done (and in less time) is a constant battle. For freelancers, juggling client needs and deadlines can be tough. It can make you question whether it is possible to become a faster, more efficient designer. Chances are that you can. There are time sucks lurking around […]

Most web administrators and developers are aware that the loading time of a site is crucial to the site’s overall success. A typical user will not wait a millisecond more... The post Implementing AMP to Boost Your Page Loading Times appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Pinnery is the name of a rather new web app that deals with project and task management based on kanban boards. The most popular one of this kind is Trello. Pinnery is an alternative from Germany. Kanban Boards: Skeuomorphism of Task Management You know kanban boards, don’t you? Yes, you do. That’s what these boards, on which tasks or just about any cardable items are sorted, are called. The progress on a task (card, sticker, you name it) is documented as it travels from list to list until it’s completed. The principle is very simple, and thus, very successful. Let’s say you’re planning an editorial team;) Set up a kanban board for each author. On this board, there are lists titled “suggestions,” “ordered,” “in progress,” “ready for review by the editor,” and “scheduled.” Additionally, there are lists “declined,” and “published.” Now, the author will make suggestions for articles he’d like to write. These are placed in the suggestion list as single cards. In the easiest case, you like the suggestion, and you immediately drag it (or its card representative) into the list “ordered.” Now, the author knows that he can start working on it. Once he starts, he’ll drag the […]

In this article, Nirmalya discusses some of the complex problems that he faced while building and maintaining large Next.js applications. He always explains how these problems can be solved by using various tools.

WooCommerce has become an incredibly popular eCommerce solution for WordPress. The WordPress.org Plugin Repository reports that WooCommerce has over one million active installs. And with developer WooThemes having been acquired... The post 20 Free WordPress Plugins for Extending WooCommerce appeared first on Speckyboy Design Magazine.

Now and then, Jetpack by Automattic is dug out, and new features are added. While you can think whatever you want about Jetpack, you cannot deny that some features are very useful. A brand-new feature is the WordPress desktop app, which can be used for every WordPress website that has Jetpack activated. Today, we’ll take a look at this app together, and decide if and which advantages it offers. The WordPress Desktop App Of course, you need to download the app first. It is provided for free for all operating systems, including Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux. Download Desktop App for WordPress As said before, an activated Jetpack plugin on the self-hosted WordPress website, and, of course, a WordPress.com account is required to use the app. After the installation, you need to log in using your WordPress.com account. If you already have Jetpack installed or if you own a VaultPress account, you also own a WordPress.com account. Afterward, you gain instant access to self-hosted WordPress websites and your WordPress.com websites, if you have some. The app attempts to be an all-in-one solution, and can manage all WordPress activities as well as create articles for all websites. Your website is […]* You might also be interested in the following articlesHow Will REST API Affect WordPress Developers?WordPress Security: Turn Off the XML-RPC InterfaceWordPress Multisite Tutorial: Multiple Blogs on a Single InstallationWordPress: This Checklist Helps you Optimise your ArticlesBoon or Bane? The Jetpack Plugin for WordPressTwo Fresh Solutions for Code Display in WordPress

Daily, as a customer, we come across lots of products in the market, but we choose only those products that are recommended by our friends and family. We tend to purchase those because of trust recommendations, and this kind of marketing is known as word of mouth marketing. It is the oldest form of marketing...