Recently, mass-media from my country was asked by the government to implement educational programs teaching people what should be done in a case of natural disasters. People like this initiative and are better prepared for earthquakes, floods, or other disasters. I think that applying the same tactic for WordPress users should be a success too. […]
Many WordPress users agree that a skilled hacker could easily break into their websites. However, only a small number of them do something to strengthen their website security. The common conception is that a real hacker will always identify a vulnerability and will hack the website. This is true; every WordPress website is hackable. Even […]
I have created many forum threads asking others which projects are the most challenging. I have created polls on Facebook and Google+ asking the same question. As I expected, I received many replies starting with “it depends on …” However, creating portfolios was another common answer. I couldn’t agree more with this fact. A portfolio […]
Many WordPress developers believe that a theme with more features sells better and satisfies more customers. A jam-packed theme with plenty of options is considered a state-of-the-art piece of design. To some extent, this idea is valid. However, countless features don’t guarantee countless satisfied customers. It’s a paradox of choice, and Barry Schwartz’s TED talk […]
Security is a top concern for any webmaster or entrepreneur. A security breach could ruin your brand no matter if you are a foodie blogger or a big company. The tech giants proposed making the web more secure. It’s a never ending fight that comes with a lot of challenges. Security mustn’t be ignored—check out […]
