Gutenberg was released over half a year ago with WordPress 5.0. As with most big changes it came with mixed emotions, but since its inclusion into core there have been a lot of additions to the editor, and people seem to be warming up to it more and more. In this article, we will go…
Category: Web Design
4 Ideas for Using Dynamic Content in Email Marketing
In today’s email marketing climate, it should go without saying how important personalization is when advertising to your customers. Dynamic content is the content that changes within an email, allowing you to display personalized messages. This can be done with simple techniques like showing a subscriber’s name in an email or advanced techniques such as…
Control Your Site’s Custom Fonts with Font Display
Custom fonts are great—they can bring a unique look to your website and they can be a crucial part of your branding. But what makes a custom font “custom” is that they’re not something users typically have already on their computer. For example, The New York Times uses a variety of custom fonts across different…
Using a Local Development Environment
When it comes to creating new features for a website, it’s important to be able to test as much, as often, and as fast as possible. Being able to quickly alter database content, update functions, and change styles can significantly speed up the development process. One of the best ways to achieve this is by…