How to Build a High-Performing WordPress Website
Most slow WordPress sites are not slow because of WordPress. They are slow because of decisions made in the first week of the build.
Practical, educational writing on the things clients ask me about most: why a site is slow, what SEO actually requires, how to choose a CMS, and what keeps a WordPress site secure.
Most slow WordPress sites are not slow because of WordPress. They are slow because of decisions made in the first week of the build.
Speed is not a technical vanity metric. It is the first impression, and on a metered mobile connection it is a cost your visitor is paying.
Most compromised WordPress sites are not targeted. They are found by automated scanning, and they fall to problems that were entirely preventable.
SEO has a reputation for being mysterious. The fundamentals are not. They are largely about being clear, being fast, and being possible to index.
The right CMS is usually the one the people maintaining the site will actually be able to use in two years' time.
Mobile-first is widely agreed with and rarely practised. Shrinking a desktop layout is not the same thing as designing for a phone.
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