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With the complex and rapidly evolving needs of the current customer experience, brands need to be able to scale and deploy content quickly. To grow in digital markets, companies must expand the ways they interact with their audience.

Find out why a progressive web app (PWA) could be a game-changer for your digital presence by improving your SEO and User Experience.

Headless WordPress adds immense functionality to the world’s most popular CMS, but how does it compare to other popular CMS platforms available today?

Where does UX Design fit into your marketing efforts? Drawing from our experience as a web design agency, we’ve done a deep dive into the issue.

This list contains everything you need to start learning UX Design for free: from free software to online qualifications!

Worried about an “avoid enormous network payloads” warning on your WordPress site? We’ll explain what this warning means and how you can fix it!

Next.js Middleware gives developers more flexibility when implementing custom functionality. Find out how it works and how you can use it!

Good WordPress taxonomy is a critical part of your site’s health. It improves two of the most important metrics for site owners: user experience and SEO. To improve your site’s taxonomy, you’ll want to use custom permalinks. But before you can do that, you’ll need to know how to rewrite the taxonomy URL in WordPress.

In this post, we explain how to disable jQuery Migrate in WordPress, as well as how jQuery Migrate works, and the benefits of disabling it.

Learn how the WordPress auth_redirect function ensures users have logged in before accessing content and see how you can use it on your site.

Is Headless WordPress right for you? In this post we cover the advantages and disadvantages of Headless WordPress and what they mean for your business.

Is a Headless CMS right for you? Despite all its advantages, there are still times when you shouldn't use a Headless CMS.

In this post, we explain how to fix ERR_TOO MANY REDIRECTS. Redirect errors can have many causes, so we'll cover 5 methods to tackle the most common ones.

If you’re building or running a website, you may have heard people using the term CMS (Content Management System) Architecture. But what exactly does this mean? And how can you apply it to your website?