Structured data or schema are essentially HTML attributes or scripts that help search engines interpret the structure of specific content and understand how to display it correctly and prominently in search results (SERP's).
Search engines require a unique website address for each page to enable scanning, indexing, and user redirection to that page. Let’s explain a bit about the structure of a URL and describe how search engines refer to these addresses. Generally, [...]
The current status of CSS Selectors Level 4 is a kind of draft; however, modern browsers have already started implementing certain parts of the new specifications. In essence, there will never be CSS4 just as there will never be HTML6, [...]
::first-letter is another useful pseudo-element that allows you to style the first letter of text within any element without the need to modify the HTML or add any specific tags like span. The method works similarly to a scenario in [...]
In case you’re wondering what the Meta Pixel (previously known as Facebook Pixel) is, and if you’re interested in knowing whether you should add it to your WordPress site, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, I’ll explain [...]
What is Time to First Byte (TTFB), and how can it be improved? For those of you who are testing the speed and loading time of WordPress websites (and in general), there are several metrics that help understand the factors [...]
Collecting information using tools like Google Analytics is a critical action for increasing organic traffic, achieving higher conversions, and optimizing your leading digital marketing strategy to establish stronger connections with users on your website. However, putting it into practice is [...]
Better search results with Relevanssi. If you've ever tried using the built-in search functionality of WordPress to search for content on your site, I assume you've noticed that it's an area where the popular content management system WordPress falls short.
The preconnect option is an important tool in your toolbox, not only for loading Google Fonts. As shown in the example above, using preconnect saves roundtrip time, especially in the critical upper part of your site or application. In certain [...]
If you’re reading this post, it’s likely that you want to prevent certain activities—whether your own, your employees’, or any other internal traffic—from skewing the data in Google Analytics. With the transition to Google Analytics 4 (GA4), the method for [...]
It's difficult to describe the excitement I felt when I discovered the wonders of the plugin Advanced Custom Fields, or by its short name, ACF.
Core Web Vitals represent a set of metrics used by Google to assess the user experience (UX) of a specific website and are unrelated to the content quality on the site