Author: Tom Rankin

How to Create a Multi-Language Website in WordPress

How to create a multi-language website in WordPress.

Most of us know that plugins are the answer to the question of how to create a multi-language website in WordPress. However, this is only a small part of the story. Multilingual website design across the web can be complex and incorporate a number of advanced technologies and strategies you have to understand in full. While search engine optimization (SEO) is important, you’ll also need to understand the culture of each locale in order to invoke trust and loyalty towards your site.


How to Migrate a Site From Figma to WordPress

Figma to WordPress.

A Figma to WordPress conversion is a common workflow in many development circles. Figma is an industry-typical tool to help with User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) design. WordPress is (of course) the typical way to publish your website. It means figuring out how both of these solutions work together for more efficient project management. ⚙️


How to Create an Ecommerce Website With WordPress

How to create an ecommerce website with wordpress.

Use WooCommerce: In a nutshell, this is how to create an ecommerce website with WordPress. However, this is also a gross oversimplification. There’s lots to consider when it comes to a project like this. In fact, you should think about every action you take – even your preferred choice of ecommerce plugin.



An Introduction to WordPress Playground (Including Use Cases and Comments From Lead Dev)

wordpress playground

WordPress Playground could be the answer to a lot of problems. For the longest time, there hasn’t been a solid way to showcase WordPress products such as themes or plugins without complex hosting and demo setups. Also, replicating an error is often a minefield for a support team. WordPress Playground is an in-browser version of the platform that could solve all of these issues.




Defer Offscreen Images: How to Fix This Google Lighthouse Opportunity

defer offscreen images wordpress

Measuring your site’s performance has often been a hit or miss job. This is because the available tools didn’t give us a proper insight into the experience of the user relative to that site performance. However, Google Lighthouse fixes a lot of these drawbacks, and makes it so you can fit it into your development workflow. One of the ‘opportunities’ within Lighthouse is to defer offscreen images in WordPress. The good news is this is simple to achieve.