This is a 12-month WordPress guide on what to focus on, one topic per month, one month at a time. By the end of the year, you might be able to hold your ground.
The Ultimate 12-Month Guide to Learning WordPress
How to Improve WordPress Site Performance for Beginners
WordPress is a great content management system to use, but it can be overloaded. This article will make sure you keep most crucial performance aspects in check.
8 Essential Rules of Logo Redesign
Redesigning your logo is one of the best ways to reinvent a brand, but it’s also one of the most risky. Change has the potential to alienate customers.
9 Do’s and Don’ts of Typography
There is so much about typography that is overlooked. Here is a mini bible for typography beginners to send you off with a good start.
How to Delete Files Permanently From Your Computer
Do you have a file on your computer that you want to delete? It’s going to take a lot more than placing it into the trash can at the corner of your desktop.
Generic and Overused Logos
In the jungle of logo design, there is the spreading of the generic logos. Most of the time the logo is so generic, the customer can’t get a trademark for it.
How to Create and Customise a WordPress Child Theme
Creating a WordPress child theme is important. It gives the user access to the theme without the threat of breaking it when updating it. Learn more.
How to Cope With Freelance Dry Spells
Dry spells one of the challenges of freelance life and we’ve all been there. How do we combat the tough reality of freelance dry spells? Here are a few suggestions.
How to Avoid Lots of Unpaid Revisions
It may seem like a tweak here and a edit there, however, too many revisions can cause major disruptions to your workflow and oftentimes leave you working for free.
5 Tips for Improving Your Email Click-Through Rate
Email marketing is one of the best ways to connect with your clients. Here are 5 tips on how to create the perfect email to get the most clicks from your clients.