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Discover five techniques to lazy load images for better website performance. Learn how to add lazy loading in HTML, JavaScript, and on scroll.

Tonino Jankov examines the most prominent players in the web hosting industry, wading through their plans, infrastructure, and reputation, to give you recommendations for the best hosting provider for your needs.

WordPress theme developers need little more than a text editor and graphics package. But modern tools like Gulp can revolutionize your development workflow.

Craig Buckler shows you how to get a WordPress site up and running for the first time.

Having a fast site is important for your visitors and search results. How do you achieve that? Adrian Try lists the steps that will make a difference.

Maria Antonietta Perna explores the Performance Tool available in the Firefox browser to find out more about CSS animation performance.

How do you choose a set of applications from an ever-changing landscape of devices, operating systems and browsers? Craig discusses pragmatic options.

React eases the development of snappy, event-driven user interfaces that are fast at responding to state changes. This is particuarly important considering users expect web apps to feel smooth and seamless like native apps. In this article, you'll learn about what React is good at and what makes it work. This should provide you with the context required to decide if this library could be a good fit for your next project, and whether you should learn React.

Jacob McMillen shows you how to use your web host's staging environment features.

Jacob McMillen takes a look at five WordPress site builders that enable entrepreneurs to create custom sites even when they can't afford a development team.

Jacob McMillen finds some of the best WordPress themes for users who want the greatest SEO benefit.

Jacob McMillen looks at six plugins that help solo entrepreneurs, or solopreneurs, automate more of their workflow.

Check out these tips for WordPress beginners in Jacob McMillen's quickstart guide for new users.

If you want to work with Markdown within WordPress, you'll need a plugin. In this article, Adrian Try rounds up six of the best.

Have you heard of net neutrality? Do you know why it should matter to you, not only as a web citizen and consumer, but also as a web professional?

Need to include audio in your website? WordPress makes it easy. In this walk-through, Adrian Try shows you four methods to add a playlist to your site.

Your website is open to attack from a range of third-party components. Fortunately, you can restrict their activities with a robust Content Security Policy.

Few people care about backups until they lose everything and catastrophic WordPress failure is guaranteed! Craig discusses numerous backup options.

Does your website or application have a disaster plan? Take a look at this post for some things to consider when thinking ahead and planning for the worst!

Every successful business provides exceptional customer support. In this guide, Adrian Try lists five ways you can use WordPress to support your customers.

Are you planning on self-hosting your website? Take a look at this article to learn about the downsides of on-premise hosting before you take the leap!

Does an eCommerce site require a special hosting plan? In this guide Adrian Try takes you through what's needed to launch a successful online store.

Creating individual hosting accounts for multiple clients can be awkward for web agencies. Fortunately, many hosts provide facilities to ease the burden.

The term "cloud" is used in different contexts and services. Craig explains the basic concepts and the way in which it has revolutionized hosting.

Maria Antonietta Perna discusses why flexibility can clash with performance in public WordPress themes and what you can do to find a middle ground solution.

Are you planning to build an ecommerce site with Magento and Git together in order to implement version control? Here are a few tips before you get started!

Do you use cPanel for your hosting management? Take a look at these quick tips for getting the maximum usefulness out of your cPanel experience!

You can do almost anything with WordPress. How can you use it for eCommerce? In this article, Adrian Try shows you two approaches you can take.

Caching will speed up your WordPress site, but which solution should you use? In this guide, Adrian Try explains the options and helps you make a choice.

How do you keep hackers out of your secure WordPress site? A good strategy, and constant vigilance. Adrian Try lists 40 ways you can keep your site secure.