by Ginette Tessier | Website Structure and Content
Building a Website: Should You Use a Live Site or a Staging Site? When setting up a new website (or redesigning an existing one), you have two main options: build on a live site with a ‘Coming Soon’ page or use a staging site. But which one is the best approach? Let’s...
by Ginette Tessier | Getting Started, SEO and Performance, Website Structure and Content
What Are WordPress Plugins and Why Do They Matter? One of the reasons WordPress is so popular is its plugins—small pieces of software that add extra features and functionality to your website. But what exactly are plugins, and how should you use them wisely? Let’s...
by Ginette Tessier | Getting Started, Website Structure and Content
Your home page is the front door to your website—the first thing most visitors will see. Get it right, and they’ll stick around to explore. Get it wrong, and they’ll click away in seconds. So what should your home page include to make a strong first impression? Think...
by Ginette Tessier | Website Structure and Content
Does Your Website Need Legal Policies? When building a website, it’s easy to focus on design and content while overlooking the legal side of things. But depending on what your website does, you may be legally required (or at least strongly advised) to have certain...
by Ginette Tessier | Website Structure and Content
How Many Pages Should Your Website Have? When it comes to building a website, one of the biggest questions is: how many pages do you actually need? The answer depends on your business, your goals, and how much information you need to share with potential customers....
by Ginette Tessier | Website Structure and Content
If you’re new to WordPress, you might be wondering about the different types of content you can create—specifically, pages, posts, and projects. While they may seem similar at first, they serve distinct purposes. Understanding how to use them correctly will help you...