If you are currently stuck at home because of COVID-19 pandemic and in need of some WordPress-focused video content then look no further than the DE{CODE} conference which happened back in January. All sessions from the event are now online.
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Looking Back at our ‘Clarity’ WordPress Plugin in the Age of Gutenberg
Five Years Ago when our agency was just getting started we worked on a small plugin called ‘Clarity’ that was designed to help WordPress users manage their website content by adding a more ‘visual’ layer to the WordPress experience.
Improving Performance when using the WordPress Classic Editor Plugin
t Make Do we understand that performance matters; our team of WordPress Engineers is committed to putting in the necessary time and effort required to make sure that performance is paramount across all our projects.
Keeping it Running – Why WordPress Support is Vital
Having an ongoing WordPress support contract, such as Make Do’s maintenance services, retainers and SLAs lets your business be a little more agile.
WooCommerce OR Shopify and Why We’re a WooCommerce Agency
Businesses are often faced with a choice straight from the off. WooCommerce vs Shopify. At Make Do, we’re proud to be a WooCommerce agency. But why?
WordPress 5.2 Introduces a ‘Site Health Check’ Feature
WordPress 5.2 is now officially out and if you’re reading this you should have this version updated and installed onto your live sites soon!
Where’s the Value in a WordPress Agency?
What does focusing on a specific kind of platform like WordPress deliver for our agency clients?
How Does WordPress Development Deliver More Effective Websites?
Your business website has a lot of work to do. It needs to inform your readers, rank on Google and drive enquiries.
Developing with WordPress & Gutenberg: Part 2 – Using Your Block
Gutenberg is the codename for the new WordPress editor that was released in WordPress 5.0 back in December 2018. This is the second in our two-part series that will help you get started with the new ‘Block’ based editor when developing custom technical WordPress projects.
Developing with WordPress & Gutenberg: Part 1 – Getting Started
Gutenberg is the codename for the new WordPress editor that was released in WordPress 5.0 back in December 2018. In this post we’ll look at how you can begin to harness the power of the new editor to power-up your technical WordPress Development projects.
Using Webpack with WordPress for Future-Proof Theme Development
During recent updates to our Theme boilerplate we began work behind the scenes reimagining our internal dev workflow to use Webpack instead of Grunt.
How Flexible Packages Transformed our WordPress Agency
When working with other agencies, SMEs or B2B on WordPress Technical Projects and Support our our Flexible Packages often work best. This is an overview of that service and how it came to be a major part of our agency service offering.