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The Experience of WordCamp Miami 2013

All Posts, Events, Web Development, WordPress

Well this past weekend was the annual WordCamp Miami at the University of Miami. If you read my previous post about the expectations, I’d like to report that they were all met and then some. The amount of developers on site was awesome. A lot of which...

5 Things To Expect From WordCamp Miami 2013

All Posts, Events, WordPress

So in just a few days the University of Miami will be hosting WordCamp Miami. It’s something I’ve been looking forward to since we sponsored and attended WordCamp Orlando in December of 2012. Now the one in Orlando was our first experience and I can surely...

Secure Your WordPress Website

All Posts, Web Development, WordPress

When it comes to your website, most people don’t always think about how safe it may be at this very moment. The thought of spambots or website hacking robo-scripts really doesn’t resonate until the worst happens. I’ve seen some websites get hacked...

The Marriage of Content &; Technology in 2013 &; Beyond

All Posts, Content & Copywriting, Marketing, Web Design, WordPress

Let’s lead in with a fact shall we? The Online Publishers Association (OPA) research has found that 57 % of technology users time is spent accessing content via the mobile Web, while the remaining 43 % is spent accessing content via apps. Wow, one wonders what the...

A WordPress Love Letter

About Design Theory, All Posts, Content & Copywriting, Web Design, WordPress

Most of the web design industry may be on WordPress overload but majority of us still can’t get enough. The WordPress, “I’m Lovin’ It” faithful-following understand that it has quickly become one of the fastest growing, most popular content management systems (CMS)...

Awesome WordPress 3.4: Theme Customizer

Web Design, Web Development, WordPress

WordPress 3.4 has a number of exciting new tools and features. Over the next several weeks I’d like to share some of the highlights with you. One of these new tools is the Theme Customizer, which provides a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor for some style and display options.