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7 Best Google Chrome Themes to Customize Your Browser
One of the coolest features of Google Chrome is the many ways in which you can customize it to suit your exact needs. A cool way to really make your browser unique to you and your interests is to install a custom theme. There are so many themes to search through that...
Optimize Images with Responsive Breakpoints Generator
Using one image for every possible viewpoint variation of a design (desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile, and all the non-standard browser window sizes in between) isn’t exactly ideal in terms of design and maintaining the image’s resolution. With the...5 Essential WordPress Plugins
All WordPress developers have a list of their favorite plugins that they won’t create a new WordPress build without. Here are some of our favorite plugins to add to our WordPress projects: 1. Yoast Yoast isn’t your average SEO plugin. In addition to it allowing you to...5 Simple Ways to Speed Up Your Website
Looking for some new ways to optimize your code and increase the speediness of your site? Here are some simple ways to streamline your site that you may have overlooked. 1. Minimize HTTP Requests HTTP requests are a big reason why a site’s load time can be so slow....How to Create a Custom Page Template for WordPress
Most WordPress themes should have a file that serves as the default page template that any page in a WordPress build will be assigned to by default — it should go by page.php. Sometimes, however, the default page template might not be conducive to the design and...
Best Chrome Extensions for Developers
If you’re a web developer, chances are you prefer to develop and work on Google Chrome over any other browser. The reason for this is probably because not only is Google’s Developer Tools dashboard and console an invaluable tool to help with development,...WordPress: Action Hooks vs. Filter Hooks
In WordPress, hooks are the building blocks for your themes and plugins and are vital for their functionality. Basically, their purpose is to allow developers to make their own custom code (and custom functionalities) to themes or plugins without changing any of the...