Understanding WordPress Taxonomies
Learn how to create and manage custom taxonomies in WordPress to better organize your content and improve site structure.
Kyle Van Deusen
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30+ Books Every Freelancer and Agency Owner Should Read
Agency owners and freelancers: Unlock your entrepreneurial potential with this curated list of 30+ must-read books.
The Admin Bar
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Creating a Dynamic FAQ Section with Custom Post Types and Accordion Blocks
Learn how to create a dynamic and easily manageable FAQ section for your website using custom post types, accordion blocks, and taxonomies.
Kyle Van Deusen
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Building a Magazine-Style Layout with Multiple Query Loops in WordPress
Discover how to create a visually engaging magazine-style layout in WordPress using multiple query loops.
Kyle Van Deusen
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How To Write Accessible Website Copy
One of the most overlooked aspects of accessibility is website copy. It’s not just the design, layout, & features of your website, the copy has to be accessible too.
Abby Wood
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Education Over Sales
This post is an excerpt from our newsletter, The Friday Chaser. Subscribe and get content like ...
Kyle Van Deusen
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No One Likes a Perfect Person
As business owners we put a lot of pressure on ourselves… Oftentimes, so much pressure that ...
Kyle Van Deusen
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Two Ways to Expand
If you’re getting overwhelmed with work, and needing to expand capacity, there are two routes most ...
Kyle Van Deusen
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What to say to clients who insist on self-hosting
Web developers know that self hosting undermines website care plans and puts sites at risk. Here’s what to say to get clients to trust you with hosting.
Matthew Sebert
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How Do You Do It?
During a TABLE call this week, we got off on the topic of creating a “our ...
Kyle Van Deusen
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They’re Asking for Referrals
If you’ve ever worried that a disproportionate number of your leads come from referrals, then you’re ...
Kyle Van Deusen
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Do you need a degree to be a web designer?
Do you even need a college degree to work as a web developer or designer? Well, that depends on the type of career you’re planning.
Kyle Van Deusen
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