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WordPress has come a long way from its humble beginning as a blogging platform back in 2003. Since then, it has grown astronomically. Now, 43.5% of all websites are built using WordPress. You read that right. More bloggers, large enterprise and Fortune 500 companies use WordPress for website design and to power their websites than...

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 travel bloggers uses WordPress. The best option for any enterprise looking to build a website...

In our WordPress website design series, we are taking a detailed look at how using WordPress can benefit big businesses. Our article on How Big Businesses Benefit from WordPress Website Design explained why WordPress is the ideal platform for building enterprise websites. An economical choice for any business, WordPress keeps costs down while delivering impressive...

0-9 301 Redirect A 301 Redirect is a signal indicating a permanent relocation of a webpage and/or asset from one URL to another. This allows any request to be made of an existing URL be returned to the new URL. Web Design 0-9 404 Error A 404 Error is a HTTP status code referencing a...

UX design is one of the most important aspects of building a website. This expert guide explores everything there is to know about the principles, practices and history of the process.  User experience (UX) design is a key part of any website build.  Often mixed up with user interface design, UX design focuses on how...

Web design trends are changing all the time but what do our experts predict will be popular in 2023? The key to web design is always looking ahead to the future and like with anything online, staying on top of the latest trends is crucial if you want to build websites that stand out from...