There are web designers who believe in no uncertain terms that every web site developed should use a Content Management System. Some don’t even ask, they don’t ask, they just do it. I’m not among those designers. I look at things differently and believe the use of a CMS should be based on the needs of

Absolutely every web site is subject to hacking. Whether your site is a static (non-database) site or one that is built on a database of any kind including a Content Management System (CMS) or blogging platform, it’s out there for the hackers to mess with. There is no way around this, period. Hackers enjoy disfiguring and

If there’s one thing that’s in my Top 10 Pet Peeves (more like in the Top 3) it’s invalid code in themes, templates and plug-ins for CMS’s and blogging scripts.  This issue is not solely related to Wordpress, I’ve had the same thing happen in every single CMS I’ve ever used. A good majority of

I’m not one of those people who openly sings the praises of Wordpress. Like anything else, something great is never perfect and as popular and versatile as it is, it’s still not the ideal solution to every single person’s web design prayers. I don’t believe there is now or ever will be such a thing because it’s impossible for any