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I’ve noticed a recurring pattern. Web agencies often overload themselves trying to add “value” by packing a project with extra features, plugins, or complex integrations. But the real value —the stuff that actually justifies a premium price tag and keeps a client from bothering you
Classic editor came first. A textarea, a few buttons, raw HTML if you wanted it. It worked because the people building sites were mostly the same people who knew code. Then Gutenberg landed in 2018. Blocks, a visual hierarchy, a different mental model. The shift
Every WordPress product launch looks the same. A hero section with a gradient background. A headline in Inter or Plus Jakarta Sans. Three feature cards with rounded corners. A pricing table. A footer with social icons. You’ve seen it a thousand times because it’s been
Useful code snippets, techniques, tools and ideas designed to help you and your WordPress clients work smarter not harder.
Early in my Web Dev career, I made the classic mistake of thinking I was a fully-fledged sysadmin just because I knew my way around a bit of PHP and could copy-paste commands into a terminal. Now, after many years running Code Clinic, I’ve realised
For years, registering a Custom Post Type (CPT) in WordPress meant either writing PHP in your theme’s functions.php file or relying on a dedicated third-party plugin like Custom Post Type UI. Since version 6.1, Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) has completely streamlined this process. You can
Let’s be honest: most client handovers are a bit like handing the keys of a Ferrari to an unqualified driver. You’ve spent weeks, maybe months, obsessing over every pixel and query. Then, you hand over the admin login, give a quick “how to post a
Exploring the psychology of running a WordPress business, managing your daily workflow, and navigating the realities of the creative space.
Let’s talk about that horrible, sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach when you’ve just finished writing up a proposal. You’ve mapped out the scope, figured out the deliverables, and now you’re staring at the final figure on the screen. It’s a big number.
There is a fundamental law of physics specific to web development: the inverse ratio of project budget to client demands. At some point in your web career you’ll experience it. You take on a low-budget project against your better judgement, perhaps to fill a gap
Ever feel like you need to have it all figured out before you start? That your first draft, your first step, or your first attempt has to be perfect? If so, grab a coffee, because the story behind Good Will Hunting is about to smash
Honest reviews and spotlights on the latest WordPress plugins we are testing, using, or just keeping an eye on for future web builds.
Welcome back to Plugin Radar, the column where we talk about the tools that get the job done. Sometimes they’re big names, but often, they’re the quiet, hardworking plugins that don’t get enough love. This month, we’ve got a fantastic lineup that fits that description
Welcome back to Plugin Radar! As the folks at our little community, WP-Admin Club (WPAC), know, we love digging for tools that solve real-world problems. This isn’t about chasing the hot new thing; it’s about finding plugins that save you time, money, and headaches. This
Welcome to the first-ever Plugin Radar! We’re kicking off a new monthly series where I pull back the curtain on a few plugins that have genuinely made my life easier. Some of these you’ll know, some you might not. The goal isn’t just to list
