The classic WordPress WYSIWYG editor made it easy for anyone who had previously used Microsoft Word to easily create and update content in WordPress. However, over time other platforms have made the editing experience more dynamic and flexible. WordPress has been working on improvements and they are rolling out this new editor, Gutenberg, this month. Gutenberg uses a block-based system for adding, editing, and manipulating content.
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Like many software companies Group Market Share used the same brand name for their flagship product and the company itself. It is not uncommon for software companies to start this way, but then outgrow this relationship.
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If you’re dreading downtime when you switch from your old WordPress site to a new WordPress site, we have three ways to handle the situation and have you up and running without any downtime at all.
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When we work on web sites for our clients one of things I always ask is for them to provide content for a privacy policy. Many of our clients are surprised that we are asking for this as they may not have a policy written up, even if they already have a web site live for their business.
To help you understand why you need a privacy policy and the important details you should consider, I asked Adam Nyhan to provide some insight. Adam Nyhan is an attorney affiliated with Opticliff Law, LLC and a former General Counsel at a New York software firm.
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We recently completed a redesign of the Educators’ Collaborative website. Their old site felt dated, was hard to navigate, and didn’t show potential clients the expert and personalized attention they would receive from the EC team.
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