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Creating a multilingual website is a must for enterprise customers. Building an international client base is made far easier when you deliver content in their native language. Not only does it make the customer journey easier, but it establishes your...

WordPress has grown to become far more than a leading content management platform. Thanks to its flexibility and a huge international community of developers, WordPress powers 38% of websites in the world. With WordPress API integration, enterprise customers can use...

We love Elementor. It’s a powerful page-building platform built by and for web designers, and every update brings new opportunities. The core team is continually experimenting and pushing the interface’s capabilities, aiming to keep their tools the most sophisticated and...

The KIJO team works at the forefront of web design in Birmingham. We design, develop and manage bespoke websites for large enterprise companies and luxury brands across the UK. To create unique platforms, imagined with your audience in mind and...

Good hosting is the foundation upon which a scalable, functional website depends. Without reliable hosting, a website will fail when experiencing high traffic. A stunning, intelligently designed website won’t make the impression it ought to if it isn’t successfully served...

Building a professional WordPress website with Elementor is so intuitive, it’s almost like drawing freehand. The user interface is designed to make all types of content accessible and easily customised. Elementor helps us recreate our designs exactly, down to the...

When designing a website, we think the best tool to use is a page builder. These let you create the page by putting together prefabricated blocks, using a simple drag-and-drop interface. With page builders, you can see what you are...

Your online presence is vital for modern business success, but how can you achieve a sleek, professional website? WordPress’s plugin page builders are the perfect solution for designing and creating websites without learning to code. There are many different options...

WordPress has come a long way from its humble beginning as a blogging platform back in 2003. Since then, it has grown astronomically and now 38% of all websites are built using WordPress. You read that right. More bloggers, large...

While WordPress is known to the public as a blogging site, the platform is capable of much more. In 2020, WordPress powers just over 38% of all websites. Everyone from huge corporations and publishing giants to local service providers and...