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It seems like only yes­ter­day we as web de­velopers over­came the chal­lenges of de­vel­op­ing for mul­tiple screen sizes that an­oth­er chal­lenge comes along: high res­ol­u­tion screens. No longer does 72ppi based graph­ics look sharp on the new hi-res Apple products be­cause of the dens­ity change — the pixels per inch (ppi) have been doubled. While it’s a…

In designing a website, there are other small details that one needs to consider, like the favicon, the social media thumbnail and the home screen touch icon for mobile devices. Here is the HTML I use: Social Media Thumbnail Instead of allowing social sites to grab whatever image they feel works best, why not just…

I recently found it redundant to teach people how to use WordPress. At first, I created some videos of my own, but with WordPress constantly coming out with new features and interface changes, it would become time consuming and tedious to keep making videos for each update. So I found some professional services whose sole job it…

So, this is very simple: First of all, you need to know how WP works. Your serv­er has Word­Press’ core pro­gram files, your theme files, your plu­gins and your up­loads. All these files can be zipped in­to one file and up­loaded to the new serv­er. The oth­er side of Word­Press is the data­base: you can’t…