There’s no denying that publishing now lives online…and it’s there to stay. While certain powerhouses have cemented their places in the digital sphere, there’s nothing to stop up-and-comers from joining them at the top of the mountain. That is, nothing but a solid editorial strategy and technology behind the scenes. Often publishers can have a […]
Tag: Performance
On May 10, XWP and our partner Siteimprove held a webinar for a number of enterprise clients explaining how building their website with WordPress could create a rich, user-centric experience and improve performance. Gabriel Ponzanelli, Vice President Asia Pacific and Japan, Siteimprove, invited Amit Sion, CRO, XWP, and Leo Postovoit, Head of Partnerships and Product […]
Managing Javascript dependencies for custom Gutenberg blocks is tricky because most of the core packages such as components or core-data are made available by WordPress core in the window.wp global variable. But what happens if you want to use these packages outside of the post editor screen or when they change between versions of WordPress? […]
It’s every marketing team’s dream. One piece a week, two, three…five…ten? Ten content pieces a week? Yes, it’s possible! But every team eventually faces the same problem: scaling. The team simply can’t keep up with the rate (and quality) of production. Sure, you could just add someone else to the team, but as processes and […]
At XWP, we’re known for building highly performant websites and applications. More than just a concern of our engineers, however, a focus on performance runs through how our work is defined, designed, and delivered. In this post, I’ll share three ways that performance shapes XWP’s user experience (UX) design practice. 1. Performance as Measured by […]
Great web design takes into account a whole slew of factors, and designers and developers have to juggle a whole lot of information in their attempt to ship code that will make sites performant, user friendly, and useful to end users. A great web designer has skills that are different than the design skills needed […]