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Google AdSense: Master Auto Ads and Exclude Ads from Unwanted Areas
If you’ve ever faced the challenge of balancing ad placement with maintaining a clean, user-friendly website, you’re not alone. Many website owners struggle to determine where ads should go without disrupting their design or frustrating their audience. Google AdSense’s Auto…
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Omniconvert: Boosting Revenue Through Advanced Experimentation and Personalization
E-commerce businesses face the ongoing challenge of converting website traffic into paying customers. With acquisition costs rising, companies need to maximize the value of their existing traffic and find ways to boost conversions and revenue. Many struggle to test different…
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Mobile-First Design: You’re Still Losing Too Many Opportunities Focusing on Desktop
Smartphones have become ubiquitous, yet the mobile-first design is secondary to many companies attempting to engage and retain customers. With most internet users now accessing websites via mobile devices, companies must prioritize mobile optimization to remain competitive and provide seamless…
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Figma: Design, Prototype, and Collaborate Across Enterprise
In the last few months, I've been helping to develop and integrate a highly customized WordPress instance for a client. It's quite the balance of styling, extending WordPress through custom fields, custom post types, a design framework, a child theme,…
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WordPress: How to List Child Pages Using A Shortcode
We've rebuilt the hierarchy of sites for several of our WordPress clients, and one of the things we attempt to do is organize the information efficiently. To achieve this, we often want to create a master page that includes a…
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What Are Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)?
Read below for a full explanation of how cascading stylesheets work. We display our apps at the top of the page so that it's easy to find and use. If you're reading this article via email or feed, click through…
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Outlook: Will Copilot Help Microsoft Outlook Regain The Corporate Desktop?
For years, Microsoft Outlook was a thorn in the side of email designers, rendering their emails using Word rather than a browser-based renderer. It caused countless user experience ( UX ) issues that required a lot of workarounds and hacks…
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WordPress: Build a Modal To Dynamically Populate From A Custom Post Type Using Ajax
One of the major projects that I've worked on in the last year is building out an acronym library using a custom post type ( CPT ) on Martech Zone. I've defined over 1,000 marketing, sales, and technology-related acronyms on…
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What is a Wiki?
A wiki is a collaborative platform or website that allows users to create, edit, and organize content collectively. The term wiki comes from the Hawaiian word wiki-wiki , which means fast or quick . This name was chosen to emphasize…
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Blueprint to Success: Crafting the Ultimate Web Design Process
Designing a website is a complex process that involves several stages, each critical to ensuring the final product meets the desired objectives. A comprehensive web design process typically encompasses the following phases: Strategy, Planning, Design, Development, Launch, and Maintenance. Below…