Enterprise Hosting, WordPress Managed Hosting
If you’re running a mission-critical, enterprise WordPress site, you need mission-critical hosting that can match the importance of your site. If there’s one company that knows “mission-critical” on the web, it’s Google. Google is responsible for some of the most popular web properties in the world, and they’ve built their own infrastructure to power those… Read more »
Accessibility, WordPress, WordPress Managed Hosting
No matter how great your site’s typography is, you’ll always have some visitors who’d prefer to hear your content rather than read it. But short of breaking out your microphone for every blog post, there wasn’t an easy way to cater to those readers, until along came Amazon Polly. Amazon Polly is a smart service… Read more »
You don’t need us to tell you that hosting an enterprise website is wildly different from hosting the “average” website. With a mission-critical website, areas like security, availability, and scalability go from “nice to have” to “absolutely essential.” And most hosts just aren’t set up to handle that kind of pressure. AWS Enterprise Hosting is,… Read more »
It’s the day when you get to see all of your hard work pay off… Yes, I’m talking about launch day. That day when you finally push your WordPress site live and get to share it with the world. But what are the things that you need to do right after launching your WordPress site?… Read more »
Development, JointsWP, WordPress
JointsWP launched a little more than 5 years ago as a forked version of Bones (R.I.P.) that included some Foundation 4 functionality. Since then JointsWP has grown and is now used by thousands of developers worldwide on everything from enterprise level WordPress websites to personal blogs. We’re excited to launch JointsWP 5 today (in both… Read more »
WordCamp Salt Lake City 2017 was an absolute blast, full of awesome presentations and even better people. We were thrilled to have the opportunity to speak at the conference about our specialty – WordPress maintenance and support. Our presentation is now available in PDF form, “You Just Launched Your WordPress Site. Now What?”. Have any questions?… Read more »
Accessibility, Design, Development, WordPress
Restaurants, bars, schools, gyms, in fact, any business that is open to the public would be well-advised to check the accessibility of its website after a blind man recently sued supermarket chain Winn-Dixie and won. Juan Carlos Gil claimed that Winn-Dixie had violated Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act because he couldn’t access… Read more »
Launching your WordPress site is always exciting. You get to watch all that hard work and planning transform into a tangible asset that the world can enjoy. It’s awesome – congratulations! But here’s the deal: Your job isn’t done just because your site is out and in the wild. Not by a longshot.
