If your website gets higher traffic but drives lower sales, it’s time to address the problem. Your website’s design might be responsible for the lower conversion rate. As an eCommerce entrepreneur, you want your website visitors to buy your products or services. Or you want your leads to at least send an inquiry. This is called conversion. […]
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5 Effective Ways to Make Your Website More Accessible
Accessibility is one of the most important considerations in all website design projects. Unfortunately, tight budget and deadlines often lead to negligence in making digital products more accessible. While the widely-practised accessibility elements may be implemented, your designer may overlook other finer components of website accessibility. The good news is that you can easily address […]
Add Advanced Custom Field Repeater Field to product category in WooCommerce
Wow, that post title is a mouthful. Anyway, I recently worked on a new design for a clients WooCommerce site and came across a little issue with displaying Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) in the product categories. I wanted the client to have control over what child categories to display on the parent category pages instead […]
Pass Advanced Custom Fields value to a hidden Gravity Forms field
Recently a client had requested an events section on her website. Instead of using an overly complicated events plugin I decided to keep it simple and use a custom post type called “Events” and using Gravity Forms to accept payments on the Event page using Stripe. I also used the equally fantastic Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) […]
Jargon Buster Part 1 – What the Heck is my Web Developer on About?
Do you know your SEO from your SERPs? Your backend from your front-end? We’re all guilty of rattling on about a topic we’re familiar with, without considering the fact the person we’re speaking to may have no clue what we’re on about. When you work in a world where web terms are used as everyday […]
Show something on the frontpage only in WordPress using php if statements
One of the most common little jobs I come across during development of WordPress websites is how to show or hide an element (for example a slider, image etc) depending on whether you are visiting the homepage of the website or any of the inner pages. There are several methods of doing this: Using CSS […]