Creating usable website solutions
Recently I took on a new client with an existing website, whose site was hosted on Amazon Web Services.
Something I’ve never worked with before.
When I asked for the credentials to access the website files, I wasn’t able to get all the correct login information.
Typically, when you work with a new client who already has a website, they provide their hosting account credentials so you can log in to their host and access site files. Continue reading Share Your Favorite Plugin: File Manager
At our West Metro Detroit WordPress meetup last night, Suzanne Seibel gave an excellent talk about what to do before and after you launch your website.
Her presentation centered on using Trello to manage and document her website projects.
She explained how she uses a Trello template to stay on top of website projects.
While her talk focused on launching WordPress sites, many of her tips apply to every website, no matter what application or code is used to create it: Continue reading On Website Launches, Client Reviews, and WordPress Plugins
Whether you buy a WordPress theme or develop your own theme, you’ll discover you want to add some custom CSS to your site.
Which you can do within the WordPress Customizer.
But it’s not easy, due to the narrow width of the editing window.
Frustrated, I searched for an easier solution.
It didn’t take long to find another option, one with great reviews, and excellent support. Continue reading Share Your Favorite Plugin: Simple CSS