Category: Dev Insights
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Executive Summary WordPress powers over 40% of the web. Its built-in search has never kept pace with the content discovery expectations of modern users. A search that returns every post containing a keyword, with no sense of relevance or context,…
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Why building carousels for clients is harder than it should be Your client wants a carousel—great for mobile, where swiping feels natural. But here’s where it gets complicated: you need it to work differently on larger screens, meet accessibility standards,…
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Elementor solved a real problem. WordPress needed a visual editor. People wanted to drag and drop, see changes in real time, customize anything without touching code. Elementor delivered. The idea was great — similar to Webflow, it gave everyone power…
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You know CSS Grid exists. You’ve probably used display: grid and maybe even grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr to make a three-column layout. But if that’s where your Grid knowledge stops, you’re missing out on what makes it genuinely powerful. Let’s…
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You know that moment when you’re buying a computer on a tight budget and you tell yourself: “I’ll get the good motherboard so I can upgrade later”? You feel smart. Responsible. Future-focused. Then three years pass. You finally have money…
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Clients call asking if I can “migrate” their Divi site to Gutenberg. Technically, yes. But I don’t. Here’s why rebuilding from scratch is faster, cheaper, and gets better results. The Divi Problem Divi has been around for years and powers…