This article teaches you five fundamental and simple steps of setting up your WordPress website. In the end, you’ll understand the role of each website components, know how to set up your site, and add necessary tools!
This article teaches you five fundamental steps of setting up your WordPress website. Plus, my recommendations for making each step more eco-friendly.
This is a list of tools I use to develop a sustainable website (if you’re new to sustainable web design, read the brief introduction here.)… Read More »Tools I use to build a sustainable website
I use Brackets as a text editor for my web development. So far, my experience with Brackets has been good. It functions well and never… Read More »Day#27: Brackets – a modern text editor
I was introduced to this tool in my web development class and used to get annoyed with it, especially when my HTML page works fine… Read More »Day#26: Markup Validation Service – is your HTML valid?
I was so intimidated by Chrome Developer Tool when I used it the very first time. I learned about this tool while studying web development… Read More »Day#24: Chrome Developer Tool
I was introduced to CodePen while learning a web development course on Udemy and got to use it more while learning about responsive design on… Read More »Day#21: CodePen – frontend playground
I learned about GitHub in the very first quarter of my program (I study Programming AAS-T). Then I learned more about it and used it… Read More »Day#20: GitHub – the way we weave the code
I began using Google Analytics about three years ago since I started blogging. Not gonna lie, I didn’t like it at first because of the… Read More »Day#16: Google Analytics – data is powerful
The first tool I learned to use for making a wireframe digitally is wireframe.cc. It’s free to start using with basic tools.I used it to… Read More »Day#11: wireframe.cc – another cool tool for wireframing