What is information architecture?
Information architecture is how information is organised, labelled and connected so people can find and understand it.
Information architecture is how information is organised, labelled and connected so people can find and understand it.
Image optimisation means making images look good while keeping their files, dimensions and delivery sensible.
A domain name is the human-friendly address people use to reach a website, such as ilovemy.website.
Web hosting is the server service that stores and serves the files and data your website needs.
CMS stands for Content Management System: software that lets you manage website content without editing raw code for every change.
WordPress is the software behind a website’s pages and content. Understand what it does, how plugins and hosting fit in, and what you need to manage.
A plugin adds functions to WordPress, such as forms or bookings. Learn what activation means, how to choose one and what to check when it stops working.
A theme controls broad presentation and site structure; a template controls the layout used for a particular kind of page or content.
Dynamic content is content pulled from stored data instead of manually typed separately into every layout.
A URL is the full web address. The slug is usually the human-readable part that identifies one page.