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A business website is a fundamental asset for any kind of organization, from global enterprises to small mom-and-pop shops. However, designing, updating, and managing that website can be time-consuming and tedious drudgery. Many organizations that are slim on resources find themselves intimidated by the prospect of performing a full website revamp. Revamp for Relevancy Website […]

Redesigning a website or migrating to a new content management system involves intricate planning and hard work. Without taking the appropriate precautions, your SEO can experience a complete catastrophe during the process. When executed correctly, a redesign should be seamless. When implemented incorrectly, a redesign can produce a disaster. You know the critical importance of […]

The “Try Gutenberg” prompt was released approximately three weeks ago in WordPress 4.9.8, and the plugin has over 200,000 active installations. This callout has increased awareness of the Gutenberg project and created much needed feedback for the developers and designers of the new editor. Declining Star Rating Before WordPess 4.9.8, Gutenberg reviews were a meager […]

Remember the hype about stereoscopic 3D several years ago? We all expected all TV and movies would soon be 3D, and we would be watching sports through polarized glasses. It hasn’t happened, but VR is still around and becoming a viable option with web design. Here we explore 5 ways that VR is impacting web […]

On August 2, WordPress announced its release of WordPress 4.9.8, which is a maintenance release that fixes 46 bugs and adds enhancements and blessed tasks. This includes updating the Twenty Seventeen theme. The Gutenberg Callout You will notice an option to Try Gutenberg when you login to your WordPress dashboard, allowing you to test drive […]

Yes, 33% of all eCommerce websites around the world are powered by WooCommerce. In fact, WooCommerce has more than 26 million downloads and over 3 million active installs. If so many successful businesses are relying upon this technology, shouldn’t you as well?

For devotees of WooCommerce, learning the WooConf will not take place in 2018, WooSesh has become the highly anticipated virtual event to attend. After conducting a successful conference, organizer Brian Richards revealed another episode that falls under the WordSesh umbrella. Recently, close to 500 people joined WordSesh, and people from around the globe attended with a robust presence from the United States.

WordPress contributors are working diligently to add support for progressive web apps (PWA) into the core. A new PWA feature plugin is available now through WordPress.org, piloted by teams from Google, Automattic, and XWP.

WordPress is developing a new publishing tool called Gutenberg, and it aims to make your words, layout, and pictures look just as stunning as they do in your imagination – all without any code. The Gutenberg editor uses block to generate all types of content, and it will replace inconsistent ways of customizing WordPress by […]

WordCamp Europe 2018 convened in Belgrade, Serbia over June 14-16, and progressive themes were a major trend discussed throughout the convention. NOYO Web Development takes a look at what four experts think regarding this significant trend. What is a Progressive WordPress Theme Simply put, a progressive WordPress theme is a theme designed to support progressive […]