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This Xmas Break watch ‘Open’ a Film About WordPress and Open Source
Open is a movie about WordPress and it’s community. It really is a great watch and manages to encapsulate what it’s like to work and live in the enormous WordPress Ecosystem that our agency inhabits.
We’re Hiring & Looking for Reliable WordPress Freelancers
As our agency grows we need new people to join the team in various Engineering roles. Do you have a passion for WordPress? Want to work remotely? Work from home? The Pub? Starbucks? The bus? Sounds good?
Kimb’s “Working with WordPress Gutenberg” Podcast Interview with Something Inventive
Kimb joined Ben Kinnaird to discuss how our agency embraced the WordPress Gutenberg editor.
WordPress SEO: 10 Tips for Getting Your Site Content Better Indexed by Google in 2019
It’s a well known fact that 75% of users don’t make it past Google’s first page, with some reports putting this number even higher!
5 Places to Find Free Stock Photos & Artwork for WordPress.
Here’s our favourite 5 websites for sourcing stunning (and, most importantly, free) imagery. Go ahead and give your WordPress a facelift today!
Where’s the Value in a WordPress Agency?
What does focusing on a specific kind of platform like WordPress deliver for our agency clients?
Theme Translation Guide for WordPress MultiLingual Projects
Make Do have been lucky enough to work with several international organisations over the years. This means that we have a lot of experience in making a WordPress website that works in multiple languages.
Creating a Task Driven Public Sector Website
Reasons for a customer visiting a website could be endless, however one thing remains common regardless of the customer need, which is that all customers will visit a website to perform a task!
It’s coming (Gutenberg that is)
Are you ready for the most significant change to WordPress since, well, probably ever? If you upgraded to the latest WordPress 4.9.8 this week then you should have been presented with the “Try Gutenberg” prompt.
Why we run tech events and what’s involved?
It’s been said that new technology is common, but new thinking is rare. It’s often hard to find time to truly think, reflect and learn and that’s one of the main reasons Make Do runs FrontEndNorth.
Gutenberg, REST API, and you…
Daniel Bachhuber, a core contributor for a number of years, has just this Call to Action on the WordPress Core blog: As you may know, Gutenberg uses the WordPress REST API as a bridge between the land of JavaScript and land of PHP. There were a whole host of conceptual challenges in translating WordPress internals […]