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Notes on websites, stores, and how to design them well.
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8 useful WordPress plugins for any business
Running a company site is easier when the right tools do the repetitive work. A short list of WordPress plugins can speed up daily operations and make the site more useful for clients.
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8 popular WordPress myths
WordPress runs a large share of the web. That popularity comes with a set of myths - that it is only for blogs, that every site looks the same, or that it cannot handle a shop. Time to put those aside.
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Which extra features actually help an online store?
Ecommerce keeps adding new tools. A few of them raise conversion and make repeat orders easier. The rest is noise. Here is a short list worth considering before you add another plugin.
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Responsive web design - why it still matters
A responsive site adapts to the screen in front of it. People browse on phones, laptops and everything in between, so the layout has to hold up on all of them - for use, for SEO and for how the brand looks.
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Apaczka or Furgonetka? Which courier broker to choose
A WooCommerce shop needs a decision on delivery, not only on payments and products. The courier broker you pick affects labels, tracking and how often someone has to leave the admin to ship an order.
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Why choosing good hosting matters
Hosting sits under every website. Its quality shows up in uptime, speed, security and how fast someone answers when the site is down. A cheap plan is often the most expensive part of a launch.
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Moving sales from marketplaces to your own store - when it is worth it
Many sellers start on Allegro or OLX. That is a reasonable first step. At some point the fees, the rules and the lack of your own list become a reason to run a shop you control.
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One Page vs multiple pages - which fits your case?
A website is part of how a company gets work. The structure has to match the offer. One long page and a site with several pages both work - they just solve different jobs.
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Web design trends: minimal or rich?
If you are about to commission a site and you are looking at references, the usual fork is a quiet layout versus a richer, more decorative one. Both are in use. The useful question is which one fits the brand.
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UX and UI: what they are and why they matter on a website
UX and UI decide how a site feels to use and how it looks while you use it. Together they affect whether someone finds what they came for - and whether they come back.
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