A WordPress designer and a WordPress developer do two separate things. Sometimes you’ll find someone (like me) who’s both. I want everyone who’s thinking about getting a new website to make a super-informed decision, so today, I’m going to talk about what each role does, and why … Read On ›
Many of my clients are graphic designers who need a developer to turn their design into code. They design the website, and I develop it for them. When new graphic designer clients come to me, they say things like: “I can’t find a developer who actually makes the website look … Read On ›
When it comes to websites, faster is better. Why? You don’t want your users to sit around waiting for your site to load. They’ll get bored and move on. Plus, if you care about SEO at all, speed matters. Google will love you more when your site loads … Read On ›
What is website accessibility or an ADA compliant website? Why do you need it? And how can you tell if you have it? All websites should be accessible and ADA compliant, meaning, anybody with any disability or ability can use the site. This isn’t just for blind people who … Read On ›
Many of my clients love design, but don’t really love (or have time to handle) the intricacies and ever-changing nature of web development. Being the web geek that I am—that’s exactly my specialty. And it’s why clients partner with me to handle WordPress development for them. You … Read On ›
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