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Six Web Design Features
Six Web Design Features 1. Quality Web Content. There’s one primary reason people use search engines and browse websites, and that is to search for information. People desire information everyday, and want if delivered in a fast and reliable fashion. Whether to entertain, entice or educate, superior content is a must in every frequently visited website, especially if search engine optimisation is part of the website's overarching marketing strategy. For business websites, content should include important information and come in the forms that are pertinent to the business. Retail sites for example, need high quality pictures of their products, while consulting firms are more apt to highlight client testimonials. A best practice for most search engine optimisation gurus is also ensuring the most relevant content is prominent on the webpages. 2. Clear, User-friendly Navigation. A stellar web design must contain a user-friendly navigation scheme...
Web Development keywords list
KEYWORDS (1-25 OF 100) SEARCH VOLUME 1 graphic design 301000 2 web design 201000 3 website design 135000 4 website builder 135000 5 web developer 60500 6 web designer 60500 7 webdesign 60500 8 ecommerce website 60500 9 web design company 40500 10 website creator 40500 11 website designer 33100 12 responsive web design 33100 13 web development company 22200 14 best website design 22200 15 web design software 22200 16 web page design 18100 17 build a website 18100 18 web developer salary 18100 19 design website 14800 20 web design courses 14800 21 how to design a website 12100 22 web design inspiration 12100 23 website layout 12100 24 web designer salary 12100 25 web application development 9900
WordPress Basics
WordPress Basics WordPress enables website owners to update page content and operate a blog page through a friendly interface (avoiding the need to learn web design skills). Before beginning, it’s really important to understand the difference between pages and posts . Your website will consist of any number of web pages containing updatable content. One of the pages is the blog page (unless you’ve chosen not to run a blog/news page). The blog page can sometimes be set as the home page or it might be a completely separate page called News , instead of Blog . Posts The blog page of your website automatically lists individual posts added by yourself . These can be of any length – short punchy updates or incredibly long features or stories. It’s your choice… Posts are often dated marked (and sometimes the post author is displayed also). Usually, they appear in reverse chronological order; as you publish new posts, older posts get pushed down the page. If you’re blogg...
Woocommerce Email Reminder
The following code will be triggered once daily and will send an email reminder with a custom message on unpaid orders (for "on-hold" order status) : add_action ( 'restrict_manage_posts' , 'on_hold_payment_reminder' ); function on_hold_payment_reminder () { global $pagenow , $post_type ; if ( 'shop_order' === $post_type && 'edit.php' === $pagenow && get_option ( 'unpaid_orders_reminder_daily_process' ) < time () ) : $days_delay = 2 ; // 48 hours $one_day = 24 * 60 * 60 ; $today = strtotime ( date ( 'Y-m-d' ) ); $unpaid_orders = ( array ) wc_get_orders ( array ( 'limit' => - 1 , 'status' => 'on-hold' , 'date_created' => '<' . ( $today - ( $days_delay * $one_day ) ), ) ); if ( sizeof ( $unpaid_orders ) > 0...