James George is a professional web developer and graphic designer. James is an expert in design, and a professional web developer, with a special interest in WordPress. Founder of Design Crawl, James has been a professional designer since 2005.
James's articles
7 Super-Useful Chrome Extensions for Designers in 2017
By James George,
James George lets us in on his 7 most-favorite Chrome extensions for designers, including a new design app called Gravit that works solely in the browser!
Using Bookmark’s AIDA to Build Your Website in 2 Minutes
By James George,
James George takes a look at Bookmark's website builder and its new artificial intelligence system AIDA.
Review: Extra – a New Type of WordPress Magazine Theme
By James George,
James George reviews the Extra magazine theme designed for bloggers and websites publishing a wide variety of articles and content types.
Calypso: The Desktop App for WordPress
By James George,
James George introduces WordPress’ desktop app called Calypso, which can be used for writing and editing blog posts and pages directly from your desktop.
The Divi Builder Plugin for Any WordPress Theme
By James George,
James George explains how to customize your site using the new Divi Builder Plugin, a page builder used in the popular Divi theme, with any WordPress theme.
Simbla: A Different Approach to A Website Builder
By James George,
James George takes an in-depth look at the website builder Simbla.
Faceted Search with WordPress
By James George,
Faceted search provides advanced filtering for search results. In this article, James George covers WordPress faceted search with the FacetWP plugin.
Introducing Beans: A Streamlined WordPress Framework
By James George,
James George introduces Beans, a framework that makes it easy to create WordPress sites without hassle.
5 ’80s Fonts You Probably Haven’t Considered Using
By James George,
James George looks at a few key designs featuring 80s-style fonts, explains why they worked and whether we can find a place for them now.
What Do Super High-Res Displays Mean for Your Website?
By James George,
Screen resolutions keep increasing and so do the challenges of front-end development. James George looks at the current state of play.