Using WordPress with React
There is a good bit of chatter out on the web promoting the use of React as a substitute for a website built with WordPress. Using React does make sense in certain situations, but not as a blanket solution. Below we explore this premise and some of the claims made by...
HiDPI for the Web
As phones, tablets and monitors continue to achieve higher and higher screen resolutions, the need for the ability to display high resolution images and graphics on the web is only going to increase. This article will help to convey some of the basic concepts around...
10 Things Needed to Build Your Website
Here are some things to think about and describe in a project specification document so that your web developer can prepare an accurate quotation. Not all of these are applicable for all website builds but they may come up and are worth consideration. Interactive...
Slow Shared Hosting May Be Related to Server ‘Packing’
There’s no denying that some shared hosting is just slower than others, especially when the site utilizes a Content Management System, CMS. We decided to investigate a way to measure how many websites each of these four popular shared hosting providers ‘pack’ into...