Curious Minds Over Matters

What to Expect from Your Developer

There are millions of web developers out there, all waiting to be plucked from the ether and put to work. And everyone has their own method, their own practices, but here are a few items to expect from your developer.

Choosing a Web Hosting Provider for Your WordPress Website

There’s a lot to consider when choosing a hosting provider. Sometimes it all feels like a little too much, and before you know it your head is spinning from the number of options available.

When is Outsourcing a Good Idea?

You find yourself in need of more help, but you’re not sure exactly what type of help you need. Or you know where you need help, but your labor budget isn’t ready to handle a new hire just yet.

Improving Stability and Security on Your WordPress Site

Have you ever heard of the term “deferred maintenance?” It’s commonly used in the real estate business to describe work needed on a property that has been delayed until the owner has the time and money to deal with it.

How to Protect Yourself from WordPress Vulnerabilities

Now that your website is live, it’s time to keep it that way. You don’t want all that hard work to go to waste! What are some steps you can take to keep your WordPress site safe from vulnerabilities?

Making Your Website More Eco-Friendly

We’ve all taken steps to reduce our environmental impact in recent years. Our homes are filled with metal straws and reusable shopping bags. But what about your website?

The Benefits of Partnering with another Agency

Maybe you’ve been approached by a client for an exciting, interesting, and potentially lucrative project. The only problem is that it doesn’t really fit in your wheelhouse, or your team already has a full project load.

Avoiding Procrastination in the Workplace

I’m putting off finishing another article as I’m writing this. Maybe I should follow my own advice? Part of procrastination is avoiding the thing/task that you could fail at, thereby protecting yourself.

Headless Vs. Traditional CMS

Building a website used to be a quick process of finish and forget. Get it built, remove the builders, and then bring in another team to provide content. Traditional CMS used to be the standard approach with website building.