Benny Goodman was a famous jazz clarinet player from the early-to-mid 20th century – there’s a good chance you’ve heard some of his music in the background of old-time video. Now, alongside his fame in music, he’s the namesake for the latest version of WordPress. Despite the round number, WordPress 4.0 doesn’t rock the boat […]
5 Mantras to Help Your Website Achieve WordPress Zen
We don’t hide our love for the WordPress platform here at Lieberman. It provides the building blocks needed to create some masterpieces of web design, and it’s a tool we proudly have years of experience in providing for clients. It’s accessible, customizable, and, well, downright pretty. Even if you have never built a website before, it […]
WordPress 3.8 – What to Know Before You Update
WordPress 3.8 was released on December 12, 2013 to a lot of excitement, certainly around our office. Code named “Parker,” WP 3.8 introduces some great new features and enhancements that continue to impress. So what is new in WordPress 3.8? A new, modern design for the dashboard. WordPress developers introduced a new look, customization options, […]
How Often Should I Update My Blog?
If you’ve been blogging without any consistency, you’ve been putting forth effort and likely not receiving much reward for that effort. Maybe it’s time to get a little more control over your message and its frequency. Setting a schedule for blogging helps you to focus your efforts toward a consistent message and helps to promote your business.
WordPress 3.7 – What’s New?
WordPress 3.7 (code named Basie) was released yesterday to a minimal amount of spectacle. Perhaps this was due to the fact that most of the updates for WP 3.7 were under the hood. When you consider that WordPress 3.6 was released on August 1, 2013, the major release of WP 3.7 from Automattic was the […]
Embracing White Space: Minimalistic Web Design
Of the millions of web pages in existence today, only a portion of them embody the philosophy of “less is more.” In the days of slow internet connections and much less powerful machines, it was absolutely necessary to keep graphics to a minimum. As Internet speeds increased and as machines and browsers became more powerful, web design leaped into a sphere of rich content with splashy graphics and media.
