Designers won’t know your company at first, so you need to make a crash course about your business and vision. Collect this information before you begin your web design project. Good information leads to better websites, so do this stage right.
I have had a lot of situations where a client that has just come to me and is not in control of their website or domain. Sometimes the company that owns and controls the site for you has disappeared, or maybe the person that you paid as a middleman has disappeared.
Every web design company is going to give you a different experience and outcome when building your website. These are 3 things every client should have when building their site to get the best outcome.
I recently started moving my clients to WP Engine hosting. Beachside Technology is partnered with WP Engine to provide a better overall experience with web hosting.
WordPress version 5.0 came out a few weeks back at this point. I have upgraded most of my sites to the latest version. It has some pros and cons, but overall it was not a big change except for the new Gutenberg editor. This is what my experience was during the upgrade.
WordPress runs about 30% of the websites on the internet in 2018, more than any other single blog or website system. It is a good choice in a content management system for many people because it has a lot of features that can be changed around easily to build a unique website.
Why would anyone want to hack you? The answer almost always comes down to money. Hackers are not targeting you, they are targeting the websites that have weak security. These are a few common types of hacks that I see on WordPress sites, and the motivation behind them.
WordPress is a complicated piece of software. It has half a million lines of code which make up the features we know and love like the ability to edit our content, the WordPress email notifications, and the dashboard that lets us control the site. The downside of this complexity is that the more features WordPress has, the higher the risk of a hacker finding one to exploit.