Designing my dream festival line-up (because why not?)
Music has been a constant in my life: I grew up in a musical household (my parents were in a band), I’ve played acoustic guitar since I was 15, and…
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Sometimes the best project management tool is a pen
Lame post about my office whiteboard incoming. So this is a photo of my whiteboard with a to-do list on. Groundbreaking, I know. I’m sharing it because I think a…
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Is naming ‘blocks’ the hardest part of building a CMS?
If you’ve ever built a custom block system (whether with ACF, Gutenberg, Umbraco, or any other CMS) you’ve probably faced the weirdly difficult challenge of naming your blocks. It sounds…
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How to use H1, H2, H3 (and friends) the right way
When it comes to creating websites, whether you’re writing content, designing layouts, or developing templates, heading tags (<h1> to <h6>) play a critical role. Yet I see them used wrong…
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Why BEM and clear naming conventions make your CSS more maintainable
One of the biggest challenges in front-end development is maintaining scalable and conflict-free CSS. A lack of structure often leads to unintended styling conflicts, making debugging frustrating and time-consuming. A…
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Easily sync your ACF fields using acf-json
If you use Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) in WordPress but haven’t set up acf-json, you’re missing out on a huge time-saver. I’ve worked on plenty of projects where ACF is…
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Browsersync – the developer tool you didn’t know you needed
Browsersync has been around for a long time, but I’m still surprised by the number of developers who don’t know of its existence or purpose. As someone who loves efficiency,…
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How to move custom post types and taxonomies from Toolset Types to ACF
How to Move Custom Post Types and Taxonomies from Toolset Types to ACF If you’ve been using Toolset Types to create custom post types (CPTs) and taxonomies for your WordPress…
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Quick CSS tips & tricks you may not have heard of
No matter your coding experience – whether it spans 10 years or 10 minutes – there’s always something new to learn. Personally, I’ve been coding since 2007, and yet I…
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The importance of code documentation
Picture this: you’ve been handed a project, and you’re excited to dive in. On the surface, everything seems fine. It’s a WordPress website – a relief because WordPress is your…
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