In a post titled “Using Motion to Express Change,” Gutenberg designer and engineer Matías Ventura takes a deep dive into how animation can be applied to interfaces to replicate realistic motion. These animations can sometimes more clearly communicate changes, particularly in relationship to the action of moving or reordering items on a page. “Even though the…
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If you display coupons from other stores on your WordPress site (or plan to in the future), you’ll want to give our Affiliate Coupons review a read. Affiliate Coupons is a freemium WordPress coupon plugin that helps you display coupons from other stores and, as the name suggests, generate an affiliate commission from sending traffic…
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Mobile traffic accounts for around half of all the website traffic on the Internet (maybe more for your niche), which is why pretty much every WordPress theme advertises itself as responsive nowadays. But here’s the thing – “responsive” just means that your website will adapt to different devices, it doesn’t automatically mean that your mobile…
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This year’s WordCamp Europe is putting on a focus on the future of WordPress by holding a session for kids to create their own sites. This will be on top of the regular childcare services during the conference. The kids’ workshop will take place on the 20th of June during Contributor Day and is open…
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In the last eight years or so, maybe less, the way we blog has changed. Maybe not so much in terms of how we do it but in terms of:what it is that we have to say,how we say what we want to say,how other people read what it is that we have to say…
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