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One person could walk out and take your organization with them
The most expensive risk most organizations carry is one person who is the only one who knows how something critical works, with…
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The tool probably isn’t broken. It was never set up right.
The most common problem I find, in a small shop or a large institution, is software that was never set up for…
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The text over an image shouldn’t follow dark mode
Our theme makes every color adaptive: it follows each visitor’s light or dark mode. So a normal image hero (photo, dark scrim,…
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Practical automation without the hype: you probably don’t need AI yet
Most of what pays for a small business is not AI. It is well-built systems most owners never set up: a text…
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Dynamic content in WordPress, without a custom block or a shortcode
WordPress calls it ‘binding dynamic data to block attributes.’ In plain terms: a block binding is a placeholder on a block. It…
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Why a WordPress scheduled post won’t publish, even when cron is fine
A scheduled post that misses its slot isn’t proof that wp-cron is broken. WordPress publishes a scheduled post with exactly one disposable…
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Most jobs come in broken, and the problem you describe is rarely the real one
The problem a business hires me for is rarely the one costing them money. A medical office thought they had a marketing…
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Why your WordPress Query Loop renders as one column, not a grid
A Query Loop set to a grid that renders one stacked column isn’t broken. The grid control moved from the Query Loop…
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For an icon next to a heading, reach for centering, not text-box-trim
text-box-trim, the CSS that went cross-browser this month, is the right tool for aligning text to an edge. An icon next to…
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WordPress 7.1 lets you register icons. Then it deletes your strokes.
The 7.1 Icons API finally lets a plugin register its own SVG icons. Register a stroke-drawn set like Tabler or Feather and…