Guides

Learn how symmetrical and asymmetrical balance transform your website’s user experience. Symmetrical designs use mirror-image elements along a central axis to create formality and stability for your visitors. Asymmetrical approaches harness different visual weights through scale, color, and texture to deliver dynamic, engaging layouts. Discover which balance technique best serves your brand’s purpose and how… […]

From freelancer to successful co-founder, Ionut Neagu has worked with WordPress for 13+ years. Along the way, he has grown his company, Themeisle, into one of the most respected names in the WordPress ecosystem. Their flagship products, including Neve and Hestia, are helping shape the future of website building and WordPress theme development. Like many

Your custom email domain instantly enhances your professional image and builds trust with customers. While free alternatives exist, they come with significant limitations. Whether you prefer seamless Google integration, CRM capabilities from Zoho, or complete control with self-hosted solutions, your choice impacts your business operations. For reliability without technical complexity, your hosting package includes custom…

Transitioning from shared hosting to a Virtual Private Server (VPS) provides improved performance, enhanced security, and greater control over your website environment. While setting up a VPS requires more technical knowledge than shared hosting, this comprehensive guide walks you through the entire process, from selecting a hosting provider and operating system to optimizing performance. Once

Last week, a friend who manages multiple WordPress sites called me in a panic. A routine plugin update had broken his client’s navigation menu, but he didn’t notice until customers started complaining. This is a common problem I’ve seen countless times, and it’s exactly why visual regression testing is so important for WordPress website owners.

WordPress 6.8 introduced a highly requested feature: Speculative Loading. But what exactly is it, and how does it affect your website? In simple terms, and in WordPress specifically, it’s a technique that makes your site feel faster by predicting which page(s) a visitor is likely to view next and preloading them. In this guide, we’ll