WordPress
How to be Stupid with Your CMS
A content management system allows you to update your site yourself. You can go in through a dashboard and make some changes, though perhaps not everything you want to do, without having to contact your IT department or your webmaster.
Anatomy of a New Website
We work mostly with established websites that need to get better results, but there’s something exciting about a brand new website. The first time ever website of Coco McAtee, a sex education speaker and educator, has just launched.
The Unplanned Website
Designer Tom Hapgood and I sat down yesterday to plan a new site we’re doing for a dentist who practices in an art gallery. Pretty cool, eh?
10 Lessons Learned at WC Fayetteville
We spent the weekend at WordCamp Fayetteville, and it was downright fun. This is our hometown, so of course it was a time to reconnect with friends, and we also met some great new people.
Plugin Review: Broken Link Checker
We tried out the Broken Link Checker WordPress Plugin at our lab site, FreshPlans. This site has a lot of posts that are compendia of links — the best math sites, a bunch of good resources on sharks, stuff like that.
Updating Old Blog Posts
Updating your blog regularly is important; blogs that are updated regularly receive so much more traffic than those that are updated only occasionally that it simply doesn’t make sense to leave your blog unattended.