What Are Google Web Stories?
People nowadays tend to love watching short videos or stories more than just texts, and that probably explains why “stories” on social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat
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10 Most Popular WordPress Plugins of 2021
Welcome back to a fresh, updated edition of the most popular WordPress plugins, edition 2021. Why are we so excited? Well, mostly because WordPress has been crushing it in the
10 Most Popular eCommerce Themes for WordPress of 2020
When it comes to eCommerce themes for WordPress, whether you are building an online store for someone, or you are a business owner trying to switch the business and sales
10 Most Popular Elementor WordPress Websites of 2020
The Elementor WordPress page builder lets you create beautiful and professional websites. Moreover, Elementor is a freemium plugin with a live editor that allows you to create a variety of layouts
WordPress vs Headless CMS
Today we are looking at an important “battle” of technologies, that between WordPress vs Headless CMS. You see, in the beginning, websites consisted of simple, static, HTML-based pages. Editing or
The Ultimate Guide to Web Hosting Providers
With almost 200,000 web hosts, web hosting is a crowded space. Getting a grip on what the best hosting for you to choose quickly becomes a complicated matter. This is
10 Most Popular Content Management Systems (CMS) of 2020
Content management systems are simplified technologies for maintaining websites without development knowledge. Website owners have something called an admin panel, through which they control everything. Via this admin panel, they
10 Most Popular WordPress Websites in 2020
During our research for the top industries using WordPress, we kept asking one question. If these are the industries WordPress shines is, then what are the most popular WordPress websites
Top 10 Industries for WordPress Websites in 2020
All good things have an end, and with this last article, so does our WordPress miniseries. So far, we’ve learned about how WordPress got where it is today. Then, we
